Uber is paying Aussie taxi drivers $272m but there's still a battle for their reputation | 7.30

If you ever take cabs you'll be familar with angry complaints from drivers about the rise of Uber. The app's global dominance has provoked the ire of cab companies the world over. But this week, Australian cabbies had a big court victory.
The rideshare company has agreed to compensate them at a cost of $272 million for lost income. Jason Om reports.
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