Wagga leaders have expressed concern at the passage of euthanasia legislation this week

Andrew Mangelsdorf
Updated May 22 2022 - 7:55am, first published May 21 2022 - 5:00am
VERY CONCERNED: Catholic Bishop of Wagga Mark Edwards said passage of the voluntary assisted dying legislation this week reflects badly on our society. Picture: Supplied.
VERY CONCERNED: Catholic Bishop of Wagga Mark Edwards said passage of the voluntary assisted dying legislation this week reflects badly on our society. Picture: Supplied.

TWO community leaders have voiced their concerns over the passage of the controversial voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legislation through state parliament this week.

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Andrew Mangelsdorf

Originally from South Australia, Andrew Mangelsdorf grew up in Victoria before launching his career in Temora, NSW. He also served as a journalist at Lake Cargelligo before making the move to The Daily Advertiser in 2022. Always on the lookout for story ideas, so if you've got one, let me know: andrew.mangelsdorf@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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