ARTC employee's industrial action leads to coach replacements for all Border XPT and V/Line train services

Tahlia McPherson
Updated August 3 2016 - 4:42pm, first published 12:18pm
CROWDED COACHES: Judy Close, of Albury, packed her lunch in anticipation of a long journey to Sydney. She, like many passengers, said there was a lack of room on coaches when compared with train services. Picture: MARK JESSER
CROWDED COACHES: Judy Close, of Albury, packed her lunch in anticipation of a long journey to Sydney. She, like many passengers, said there was a lack of room on coaches when compared with train services. Picture: MARK JESSER

AN arthritis-stricken passenger, who suffers cramps, was among hundreds affected by the first day of industrial action stopping Border train services.

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