Victorian-based service station owner Peter Anderson says NSW border restrictions that force staff to fly into the state, rather than drive, risk spreading the coronavirus and will obstruct the creation of 40 jobs at a new centre being built in the regional city of Wagga Wagga.
The Anderson family business, APCO Service Stations, which owns 26 centres in Victoria, is getting to the "pointy end of the job" building a petrol station and an attached convenience store across the NSW border in Wagga.
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