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    Christchurch City Council is offering to refund 28 people mistakenly charged for Saturday's 2019 mosque attacks anniversary service

    Christchurch City Council is offering to refund 28 people mistakenly charged for Saturday's 2019 mosque attacks anniversary service


    About a thousand people attended the Ko Tatou, Tatou, We Are One.

    Council spokesperson Matt Nichols says it's happy to reimburse the service fee charged on those tickets.

    Only one request for a refund has been received.

    Ticketek have been approached for comment.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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