Riverina expresses its condolences to victims of MH17 tragedy

By Ken Grimson
Updated July 24 2014 - 7:48am, first published July 23 2014 - 6:30pm
CONDOLENCES: With a MH17 condolence book are Wagga mayor Rod Kendall and Wagga electorate officers Margaret Pulver (left) and Susan Schiller. Picture: Les Smith
CONDOLENCES: With a MH17 condolence book are Wagga mayor Rod Kendall and Wagga electorate officers Margaret Pulver (left) and Susan Schiller. Picture: Les Smith

CONDOLENCE books have been opened in the offices of state members of parliament so Riverina residents can pay personal tribute to victims of the flight MH17 tragedy.

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