Wagga City Council hold public forum to improve accessibility for people with disabilities

By Claudia Farhart
Updated June 18 2018 - 6:20pm, first published 6:00pm
INCLUSION: Lisa Saffery, Wagga City Council's social planning coordinator, ran a public forum on Monday afternoon to discuss ways to make Wagga more accessible. Picture: Emma Hillier
INCLUSION: Lisa Saffery, Wagga City Council's social planning coordinator, ran a public forum on Monday afternoon to discuss ways to make Wagga more accessible. Picture: Emma Hillier

Parking, transport, technology, and recreation – these were just some of the areas flagged at Wagga’s disability inclusion forum on Monday afternoon.

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