Wagga Hazaras community granted council permission to bury deceased according to customs and traditions

Emma Horn
Updated July 14 2019 - 9:04pm, first published 3:00pm
PERFECT PLOTS: Hakimah Rihimi and Reza Zafari survey the site inside the Monumental Cemetery that is now designated for Hazaras burials. Picture: Emma Hillier
PERFECT PLOTS: Hakimah Rihimi and Reza Zafari survey the site inside the Monumental Cemetery that is now designated for Hazaras burials. Picture: Emma Hillier

It is a small lot of land, but it means the world to Wagga's Hazara population.

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Emma Horn

Emma Horn

Supervising producer

Supervising producer of the national video team. Former features and weekender writer for The Daily Advertiser. Now based in the NSW Hunter region. Small, quiet, and a student of the Julie Bishop School Of Staring. Usually dressed in something colourful, always snacking on something homemade. Friend to most mothers and all dogs. Got stories? Get in touch. emma.horn@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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