Ride for Refugees rolls into Wagga

By Andrew Pearson
August 25 2014 - 6:30am
Swan Hill deputy mayor Michael Adamson (left) and Afghani asylum seeker Rohullah Hussaini are riding from Swan Hill to Canberra to raise awareness of refugee rights. The pair stopped in Wagga on Saturday, where they were met with a sunny welcome at the Civic Centre. Picture: Laura Hardwick
Swan Hill deputy mayor Michael Adamson (left) and Afghani asylum seeker Rohullah Hussaini are riding from Swan Hill to Canberra to raise awareness of refugee rights. The pair stopped in Wagga on Saturday, where they were met with a sunny welcome at the Civic Centre. Picture: Laura Hardwick

THEIR voices often go unheard, but the mistreatment of refugees in Australia is a message being publicly pedaled to the nation's capital.

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