4 years after their forceful implementation - the Sydney lockout laws have done a large amount to reduce alcohol fuelled violence and crime in the Sydney CBD. What they have also done however,
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Last night I spoke with 7 News Sydneys' Sean Berry about the approval of the Parramatta Light Rail project. In particular, the concerns for Small Businesses along the route, and whether the Berejiklian
It has been a long fight to get justice for the small business owners and residents who have lived through the hell of light rail construction. I intend to continue the fight to
Last Thursday a public forum was held at Vivo Café on George Street in the city, for people adversely affected by Sydney’s light rail construction. The forum was hosted by cafe owner, City of
Thank you to everyone who attended the light rail action meeting on Wednesday 2nd August and shared their stories with Alan Jones. Every story we heard last night was heartbreaking, and it's time for
You are invited to share your story about the impact of light rail construction on your business and local community with Australia's No. 1 radio broadcaster, Alan Jones. While Premier Gladys Berejiklian, Minister
Last night 9 News Sydney revealed that the NSW Government are budgeting to spend an extra $34 million on light rail bureaucrats but not a cent to support small business - more businesses are coming forward each
This morning, I spoke to Alan Jones about the devastating impacts that the light rail project has had on Sydney business owners. Listen to my interview with Alan below:
Local retail owners say that the construction of the $2.1 billion light rail project is destroying the viability of their businesses, with the NSW Government and City of Sydney facing backlash over these problems, reports
[caption id="attachment_2246" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Photo: SMH[/caption] The SMH reports that construction of Sydney's $2.1 billion light rail line along much of George Street in the central city has missed completion deadlines for the