Wodonga cafe owner taking concerns to Scott Morrison and Daniel Andrews after suffering through border shutdown

Anthony Bunn
Updated February 21 2021 - 9:01pm, first published 4:00pm
Taking his case higher: Lincoln Causeway restauranteur Wassim Saliba will outline his suffering as a result of the Victorian border closure to state and federal political leaders.
Taking his case higher: Lincoln Causeway restauranteur Wassim Saliba will outline his suffering as a result of the Victorian border closure to state and federal political leaders.

A CAFE owner left heavily out-of-pocket by Victoria's border closure plans to share his hardship with Premier Daniel Andrews and Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

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Anthony Bunn

Anthony Bunn

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