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Emma Simkin and Keira Proust

Killcare Heights still a mobile blackspot, after decade-long push for better telecommunications

Killcare Heights residents Michael Corbett and David Abrahams. (ABC Central Coast: Keira Proust)

A seaside suburb just 40 kilometres north of Sydney's CBD remains in a mobile blackspot that some say is "potentially deadly" after a proposed telecommunications tower was knocked back. 

Killcare Heights on the New South Wales Central Coast is home to around 1,500 households but no solution to the problem has been settled on despite years of advocacy.

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