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The small holes making big news: An unscientific reckoning on Victoria’s roads

  • Posted on August 29, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
In brief

A comparative investigation reveals significant disparities in road maintenance infrastructure between Victoria and New South Wales along the Hume Freeway corridor. This unconventional audit documents pothole frequencies and conditions across both states, providing empirical evidence of infrastructure quality variations. The findings highlight maintenance budget allocation differences and their tangible impacts on motorist safety and vehicle wear. The analysis underscores the importance of systematic road condition assessments and proactive maintenance strategies for major transportation routes.

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The small holes making big news: An unscientific reckoning on Victoria’s roads
The small holes making big news: An unscientific reckoning on Victoria’s roads

It was an assignment for the ages – count all the potholes on the Hume Freeway in Victoria and NSW. It soon became clear which side was better maintained.
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