How this bus stop that hasn't changed cost a city almost $9m (opens original article in a new tab)

Despite spending nearly $9 million over two decades, Launceston's St John Street bus interchange remains in its original location, causing frustration among property owners and businesses due to ongoing antisocial behavior and financial losses.

• Launceston's St John Street bus interchange has remained in the same location for 20 years despite repeated attempts to move it.
• The city has spent nearly $9 million on efforts to relocate the bus stop, including purchasing a building that was later transferred to developers without financial return.
• Property owners and local businesses have criticized the situation, citing antisocial behavior and financial losses, while council members describe the process as ineffective and costly.