Women's Legal Service Tasmania moves to larger office with more staff in Launceston

Alison Foletta
Updated July 13 2022 - 7:45pm, first published 4:00pm
LEGAL AID: Women's Legal Service Tasmania CEO Yvette Cehtel, Attorney-General Elise Archer, Rosetta Thomas from Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre at the opening of the new office. Picture: Phillip Biggs
LEGAL AID: Women's Legal Service Tasmania CEO Yvette Cehtel, Attorney-General Elise Archer, Rosetta Thomas from Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre at the opening of the new office. Picture: Phillip Biggs

More women will be helped as they navigate the legal system thanks to an expansion of women's legal aid.

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Alison Foletta

Alison Foletta

Journalist

Alison Foletta specialises in local government and court stories. For story tips on Ballarat and local government email: alison.foletta@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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