Gundagai group turns to lawyers to be included on the CGRC ballot paper

By Jennette Lees
Updated August 15 2017 - 2:28pm, first published August 11 2017 - 3:40pm
Penny Nicholson, 45, runs the Gundagai Newsagency with her husband and was keen to stand for council until an error on her group's paperwork rendered their nomination invalid.
Penny Nicholson, 45, runs the Gundagai Newsagency with her husband and was keen to stand for council until an error on her group's paperwork rendered their nomination invalid.

A technicality with their paperwork rendered a group of Gundagai-based councillors unable to stand for Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council earlier this week and now the group is relying on a similarly technical legal loophole to be included on the ballot paper. 

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