Councillor Dan Hayes says the state's response questions over the Ambulance station sale is 'disingenuous'.

Conor Burke
Updated June 26 2022 - 6:23pm, first published 2:00pm
NOT GOOD ENOUGH: Wagga politicians are doubling down on their calls for the state government to provide them answers over the sale of the old Wagga ambulance station building. Picture: Monty Jacka
NOT GOOD ENOUGH: Wagga politicians are doubling down on their calls for the state government to provide them answers over the sale of the old Wagga ambulance station building. Picture: Monty Jacka

Wagga politicians have repeated their calls for transparency amid the continued stoush over the sale of Wagga ambulance station, with one councillor accusing the state government of "pork barrelling".

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Conor Burke

Conor Burke

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Conor covers Wagga city council, business and defence, but is definitely interested in your quirky story. Mobile: 0400 311 335 EMAIL: conor.burke@dailyadvertiser.com.au

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