Newcastle light rail class action meeting 'last chance' for businesses to join the lawsuit against NSW government

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July 20 2019 - 4:00pm
MEETING CALLED: Colin Scott says businesses can still join the class action launched against the NSW government at a meeting next Sunday. Mr Scott says businesses "have nothing to lose" by signing on. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
MEETING CALLED: Colin Scott says businesses can still join the class action launched against the NSW government at a meeting next Sunday. Mr Scott says businesses "have nothing to lose" by signing on. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

Business owner Colin Scott says Frontline Hobbies will abandon Hunter Street at the end of a lease in two years if trading conditions in Newcastle remain as they are.

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Max McKinney

Journalist at Newcastle Herald

Max McKinney is a sports reporter with the Newcastle Herald. He previously worked in news, covering mainly local government and transport. Max mostly reports on the Newcastle Knights, but also covers a mix of local sport.

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