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May 22 2024 Updated May 22, 2024

Wangaratta Chronicle

SUPPORTING YOUNG PEOPLE: Hume Riverina Community Legal Service youth lawyer Taylor Smith-Stephens working with Wangaratta Youth Councillors.

YOUNG people will be able to receive free legal advice in Wangaratta this Friday.

Hume Riverina Community Legal Service will run a 'Donuts with Lawyers' session, as part of its community events for Law Week, this Friday, from 3.30pm to 5pm at Synergy Youth Hub, 29 Flanagan Street, Wangaratta.

Sarah Rodgers, manager and principal lawyer of Hume Riverina Community Legal Service, said the session seek...

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