Chief Minister Allan Bell says the government won’t hesitate to involve the police after sinister developments in the bus driver’s dispute.
The bus strike is now in its third day after drivers voted to reject a government offer late last week.
Mr Bell says he’s heard claims that some drivers and their families have been receiving anonymous threats.
And he says that behaviour will be taken very seriously:
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