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Western Australian workers call for more protection on buses

Jan. 25, 2023 - 16:57 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The transport workers union claims bus drivers in Western Australia are facing anti-social passengers on most days. It wants protective screens installed and for bus fares to be made cashless.