Council looks to address accommodation price hikes in lead-up to Junior State Cup

By Jon Tuxworth
Updated February 20 2020 - 3:39pm, first published 1:00pm
READY TO GO: NSW Touch vice president Chris Dolahenty, NSW Touch general manager Dean Russell and Wagga mayor Greg Conkey at Jubilee Park on Thursday.
READY TO GO: NSW Touch vice president Chris Dolahenty, NSW Touch general manager Dean Russell and Wagga mayor Greg Conkey at Jubilee Park on Thursday.

WAGGA mayor Greg Conkey has written to accommodation centres to express his disappointment after instances of 'price gouging' in the lead-up to the city hosting touch football's Junior State Cup Southern Conference this week.

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