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Cox Advocates for $15M Upgrade to Wodonga Senior Citizens Centre

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Joan Cox and Martin Cox advocated for a complete renewal of the Wodonga Senior Citizens Centre, which is a 1970s building estimated to cost $15 million to upgrade. Martin stated that while a Liberal government would deliver the project, Wodonga Council and his promises would need to be matched by the federal Labor government, which would need to provide an additional $5 million. The centre currently serves over 24,000 people annually.

From bordermail.com.au

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The upgrade is necessary because the current facility is overcrowded and no longer fit for purpose, despite being a high priority for the council. Joan Cox noted that the centre currently receives no financial help to run its full schedule of activities, relying on external bookings for income.

From bordermail.com.au

Who's involved

  • Joan CoxPresident of the Wodonga Senior Citizens Centre, advocating for the upgrade
  • MartinAdvocate for the centre upgrade, seeking federal funding

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