Geelong Advertiser - 2016-09-30

• COME ON DOGGIES
• CRIME WAVE: MURDERS UP, BURGS UP, AND ... 9147 THEFTS
• Ford should let the whole community mark end of road
• No Geelong worker at big farewell
• Fight to save beach
• Open slather for homes
• Accused in rape case retrial granted bail
• Calls for more cops as hoods set up own crime watch groups
• Crims hit affluent suburbs hard
• Sex predator may die in jail
• Taser test backfires
• Calling card for new jobs
• School pays out abused
• Missile tracked by tapped phone calls
• Opera gets 3D makeover
• Power to the people and a little ‘Scray of sunshine
• City partners vital for Geelong growth
• Bartel in no rush over future
• Email on Whitfield ‘deleted’
• Swans learn from Giants’ hard lesson
• Packed to rafters at
• Fast start essential, say Swans
• Dangers lurk in defence
• Dog kennel
• Do-or-die Dahlhaus fit for finals
• Family support revs up Heeney
• LUKE’S DOGGED DETERMINAT­ION
• Buddy aims for record
• ’Horse’ shies from spotlight
• Beveridge has the right mix
• Prison mural divides
• More officers on street now
• Target turnaround still within reach
• Bendigo splashes out on mortgages in WA
• THE AUSTRALIAN
• IN THE STARS
• HUNTER CUTHILL & GERMAN AUTOMOTIVE
• STARC’S HORROR TRAINING MISHAP
• Craig chooses Extreme
• Bogut to get down and dirty
• Settled Zampa up for Proteas
• Desperate US takes fresh Ryder Cup tack
• City can’t defy Rogic
• Can Dogs learn from Cats?
• Smith up for tilt at NRL games record
• A-League boom call by coach
• Players set to take on AFL over finals bye
• DOGS’ PRIDE
• BFL: GROVEDALE STAR TO COACH AMMOS

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