Dad’s future on a precipice

By Derrick Krusche
Updated October 13 2016 - 6:05pm, first published 2:00pm
UNEASE: Wodonga cabbie Neil Cullen has slammed the Victorian government’s decision to buy-back taxi licences for what he says is an unfair price as it prepares to legalise ride-sharing services such as Uber. Picture: ELENOR TEDENBORG
UNEASE: Wodonga cabbie Neil Cullen has slammed the Victorian government’s decision to buy-back taxi licences for what he says is an unfair price as it prepares to legalise ride-sharing services such as Uber. Picture: ELENOR TEDENBORG

Father of four Neil Cullen is working 80-hour weeks to cover a loan on his taxi business after the Victorian government revealed it would buy-back licences to make way for ride-sharing services such as Uber.

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