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Rise in Wagga residents needing help with fines 14 September 2026

A growing number of Wagga Wagga residents are completing Work and Development Orders (WDOs) to pay off overdue fines, with Legal Aid NSW calling on residents to get help early.
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UNSW internship program media release 31 August 2026

Legal Aid NSW has announced a new joint internship opportunity with UNSW Law & Justice aimed at building interest in regional legal practice among future lawyers.
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Legal Aid News – August 2026 06 August 2026

In the August edition, we meet our newest criminal law graduates, reflect on the Criminal Law Conference attended by nearly 700 people, share updates on the Health Justice Partnership, the Aboriginal Field Officer Program, 2025 client survey and more.
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