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  1. 12th June 2020, 10:17 AM #1
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    NT beef roads in poor condition, cattle trucks refuse to drive on them

    Plenty Hwy almost impassable, they say.

    NT beef roads in such poor condition that cattle trucks refuse to travel them - ABC News
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    Winton - also on the Plenty Highway??? As far as I can remember, when using the Plenty, Tobermorey was the last property on the Plenty, before the road became the Donohue in Qld and even then, the main town anywhere near that is Boulia, about 8 klms S-E of where the Donohue meets the Diamantina Dev. Rd.

    It's a easy as ABC!

    Edit: No mention of the Sandover, which one would think to be the best alternative route to Winton from the area they're discussing.
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