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The Area News investigates the demand for a co-working space in Griffith

Elizabeth Gracie
Updated June 19 2021 - 9:16am, first published June 15 2021 - 9:00am
HAPPY TO BE HERE: Maryann Seymour, CEO of Dyirri-Bang-Gu Aboriginal Aged Care Services (left), Monica Beckman at Griffith Aged Support Service and Senior Coordinator at Meals on Wheels Tennille Valensisi outside of the Yambil Hub. PHOTO: Lizzie Gracie
HAPPY TO BE HERE: Maryann Seymour, CEO of Dyirri-Bang-Gu Aboriginal Aged Care Services (left), Monica Beckman at Griffith Aged Support Service and Senior Coordinator at Meals on Wheels Tennille Valensisi outside of the Yambil Hub. PHOTO: Lizzie Gracie

Flexible co-working offices have become a growing trend as the pandemic has pushed some workers out of offices.

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Elizabeth Gracie

Journalist at The Area News in Griffith and The Irrigator in Leeton, NSW. Lover of a good yarn, strong coffee and great wine. Let's chat: lizzie.gracie@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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