Bundalong scaffolding and bricklaying business in border closure crossfire

David Johnston
Updated August 20 2020 - 8:40pm, first published 3:00pm
NO MAN'S LAND: Bundalong's Oasis Scaffolding and Bricklaying part-owner Amy Burns is feeling border closure strain. Picture: MARK JESSER
NO MAN'S LAND: Bundalong's Oasis Scaffolding and Bricklaying part-owner Amy Burns is feeling border closure strain. Picture: MARK JESSER

Two major hospital upgrades in the Riverina, largely funded by the NSW government, are in danger of being delayed due to a Victorian-based company being unable to send its workers across the border under rules created by the state's health department.

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David Johnston

David Johnston

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