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Deputy Mayor's eyes opened to lack of disabled access on Wagga's main streets

Summary by Region Riverina
Wagga Wagga’s Deputy Mayor Georgie Davies and several other local community leaders got to see Baylis Street in a new light this week. With the insight of disability support group Intereach, Ms Davies was made aware of the challenges elderly and disabled people face just walking the main streets of Wagga. “As part of Inclusion […]
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