Wagga leaders and community fight NSW government sale of $1.25 million Ambulance Station

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Updated July 16 2021 - 8:20pm, first published 5:00pm
NO SALE: Mayor Greg Conkey, Peter Gissing and MP Joe McGirr are calling on the NSW government to return the historic ambulance station to the community. Picture: Les Smith
NO SALE: Mayor Greg Conkey, Peter Gissing and MP Joe McGirr are calling on the NSW government to return the historic ambulance station to the community. Picture: Les Smith

Wagga's historic ambulance station could soon pass into private hands under a plan to sell the building that is being vehemently opposed by community leaders. The historic building on Johnston Street has stood vacant for four years, with the NSW government reportedly preparing to list it for sale after valuing it at $1.25 million.

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