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Fatal Ashmont shooting accused sent to Supreme Court after entering plea (opens the original)
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After delays and changes in legal representation, court proceedings for three people charged over a fatal shooting in Ashmont have moved forward. Alexi Miaoudis, 23, appeared via video link from the Junee Correctional Centre in Wagga Local Court before Judge Brett Thomas on Wednesday, September 30, for committal to the NSW Supreme Court. Miaoudis is charged with murder and specially aggravated break and enter to commit a serious indictable offence, becoming the first of the group to be committed
Homeless man who had campsite destroyed sentenced over theft and break-in (opens the original)
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A homeless man has learnt his fate over charges that led to a series of unfortunate events. John Keith Bryce, 53, appeared in Wagga Local Court via video link from the Junee Correctional Centre before Judge Brett Thomas for sentencing on Monday, September 28. Bryce was represented by Legal Aid NSW duty solicitor Dominic Smith, who confirmed guilty pleas to four charges, including breaking and entering a house and stealing property valued at less than $60,000, taking and driving a conveyance with
'Inspiration to all': tributes flow for Wagga brigade's longest serving member (opens the original)
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Lake Albert Rural Fire Brigade's longest-serving member and president has died. James 'Jim' Simpson was just eight years of age when he joined the NSW Rural Fire Service and the Lake Albert Rural Fire Brigade in 1953, following in his father's and grandfather's footsteps. "In 1952, there was a major fire that broke out at Pulletop and my father was president of the Kyeamba Smith Rural Fire Brigade at the time and he was going out in a private truck and I had asked him if I could go out with him,
Wagga court grants extension in historical teacher sexual assault trial (opens the original)
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A Turvey Park man facing historical sexual assault charges has had his matter returned to court to request an extension of time. Philip Avalon McCarron, 87, had his matter mentioned before Judge Gareth Christofi in the Wagga Local Court on Wednesday, September 23. Represented by a Sydney-based law firm, McCarron is facing four counts of category-four sexual assault and acts of indecency charges stemming from his time teaching in the Riverina. The court was told that a case conference had not yet
'It's important to recognise people's time': call to nominate unsung heroes (opens the original)
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Wagga Council is eager to ensure the great work in the community doesn't go unnoticed. Nominations have opened for the city's 2027 Australia Day awards. Wagga Council events officer Amy McDonald said it provided a great platform to thank those giving up their time to help others. "These awards are really important to recognise members of the community doing great things within our community," Ms McDonald said. "We have five different categories people can nominate for. We have Citizen of the Yea
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