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Steep ramps a station safety hazard

A woman who fell and injured herself at Newport Station late last year claims its platform ramps are too steep and don’t comply with disability access standards despite the state government announcing upgrades nearly three years ago. Andelka Obradovic was walking down the ramp from…

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