Justice Advocacy Service receives $28 million in funding

Annie Lewis
Updated June 15 2021 - 11:26pm, first published June 5 2021 - 12:00pm
WHAT A WIN: Tanya Jones says it's fantastic that people with cognitive impairments will continue to have support in the justice system. Picture: Les Smith
WHAT A WIN: Tanya Jones says it's fantastic that people with cognitive impairments will continue to have support in the justice system. Picture: Les Smith

Wagga justice advocates have welcomed the news of more funding after a dedicated campaign to keep a "crucial service" afloat.

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Annie Lewis

Annie Lewis

Court and Features Reporter

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