Gobbagombalin residents call for Wagga City Council to 'tidy' the Gobbagombalin Parklands

Jess Whitty
Updated March 13 2019 - 7:52pm, first published 7:30pm
IT'S UNFAIR: Gobbagombalin residents Haley Tait and Kerry and Liz Anschaw are calling for Wagga City Council to 'tidy' up the parklands, as they feel the area has been 'forgotten' and pushed aside. Picture: Emma Hillier
IT'S UNFAIR: Gobbagombalin residents Haley Tait and Kerry and Liz Anschaw are calling for Wagga City Council to 'tidy' up the parklands, as they feel the area has been 'forgotten' and pushed aside. Picture: Emma Hillier

Residents in a northern suburb are fed up with being treated as "second class citizens" and are calling for council to clean up their parklands. 

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Jess Whitty

Jess Whitty

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