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Callum Godde

Melbourne

Victorian State Political Reporter at Australian Associated Press (AAP)

Victorian state political reporter at AAP. I’m not here anymore. Post on Bluesky @calgodde

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  • Two-strikes rule to slam brakes on dodgy taxi drivers

    6 days ago | au.news.yahoo.com | Callum Godde

    Repeatedly refusing short taxi trips or requests to turn on the meter will be enough for cabbies to be kicked to the curb, but more inspectors may be needed to enforce the crackdown. Dodgy taxi and rideshare drivers face losing their licence to operate under Victorian "two strikes and you're out" laws similar to NSW.

  • Two-strikes rule to slam brakes on dodgy taxi drivers

    6 days ago | thewest.com.au | Callum Godde

  • Two-strikes rule to slam brakes on dodgy taxi drivers

    6 days ago | macleayargus.com.au | Callum Godde

    Victorian wants to crack down on dodgy taxi and share drivers but would need more inspectors. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOSRepeatedly refusing short taxi trips or requests to turn on the meter will be enough for cabbies to be kicked to the curb, but more inspectors may be needed to enforce the crackdown. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

  • Two-strikes rule to slam brakes on dodgy taxi drivers

    6 days ago | bunburymail.com.au | Callum Godde

    Victorian wants to crack down on dodgy taxi and share drivers but would need more inspectors. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOSRepeatedly refusing short taxi trips or requests to turn on the meter will be enough for cabbies to be kicked to the curb, but more inspectors may be needed to enforce the crackdown.

  • Two-strikes rule to slam brakes on dodgy taxi drivers

    6 days ago | muswellbrookchronicle.com.au | Callum Godde

    Victorian wants to crack down on dodgy taxi and share drivers but would need more inspectors. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOSRepeatedly refusing short taxi trips or requests to turn on the meter will be enough for cabbies to be kicked to the curb, but more inspectors may be needed to enforce the crackdown. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

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