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Iron Triangle farmers urged to look up and live before working under powerlines

SA Power Networks are urging Iron Triangle farmers to look up and live before working near powerlines. Picture, Supplied.
Matt Welch

A stark reminder has been issued to Iron Triangle region broad acre farmers preparing for seeding, to make sure they’re […]

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