Riverina to see fewer travellers heading to Queensland as Victoria-NSW border shuts

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Updated July 7 2020 - 7:23am, first published July 6 2020 - 4:30pm
UNCERTAIN: Martin Cotterell of Big4 Holiday Park Wagga will be relying on tourism from within the state. Picture: Emma Hillier
UNCERTAIN: Martin Cotterell of Big4 Holiday Park Wagga will be relying on tourism from within the state. Picture: Emma Hillier

The sudden closure of the NSW/Victorian border has come amid a flurry of Victorian tourists looking to head north while Wagga continues to rely on local tourism.

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Rachel McDonald

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Rachel is a reporter at The Daily Advertiser covering Real Estate, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs and Bushfire Recovery and a reporter at the Junee Southern Cross. Get in touch via rachel.mcdonald@dailyadvertiser.com.au or 0407 264 836.

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