Canberra light rail construction hits local businesses with road closures

As construction begins on the next stage of Canberra’s light rail, local businesses struggling to keep customers and cash flow on track. With road closures and detours set to last for years, traders in the area are facing tough decisions about their future.

Canberra light rail construction hits local businesses with road closures

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