Wagga resident calls off campout for Wilks Park homeless

Taylor Dodge
Updated July 6 2022 - 8:03pm, first published 2:00pm
CELEBRATIONS: The Homeless population at Wilks Park are celebrating after Wagga City Council retracted its eviction notice. Picture: Conor Burke
CELEBRATIONS: The Homeless population at Wilks Park are celebrating after Wagga City Council retracted its eviction notice. Picture: Conor Burke

WHILE Wagga City Council is no longer enforcing an eviction notice giving the homeless population at Wilks Park until July 28 to relocate, the fight is far from over.

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Taylor Dodge

Taylor Dodge

Senior Journalist

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