Geelong Advertiser - 2018-03-28

• NEW CATS A TRIPLE THREAT
• FORMER MP’S SON KILLED IN CYCLING CRASH
• FACEBOOK EMBROILED IN FRESH SPY SCANDAL
• Rainbow flag to be lowered
• Success is the sum of many parts
• CROSSWORD
• They’re Russian out of here
• Rail line funding a future necessity
• Victim tells of terror as dog attacks soar
• Way out west, a suburb of misfortune
• TAX CRACKDOWN TARGETS HOLIDAY HOMES
• Scandal tears Aussies apart
• TRAILER BLAZE CREATES JAM
• Childcare workers walk off job in pay protest
• The pot’s not mine
• Backing for health hub
• Long-time lollipop lady ready to stop
• Cheers for lotto ban bid
• Stormy’s brush-off
• So long, farewell
• Keep city in deal
• MORE ROADS WON’T FIX TRAFFIC CONGESTION
• Fortescue lowers its forecasts
• Housing divide
• First-home buyers to keep house
• Strategic site on the market
• Industrial land flows in Breakwater estate
• Local clubs to trial salary cap
• Super bid to end Newtown’s reign
• Eagles poised to extend dynasty
• Fresh look for consistent Swans
• Fast start key to Tigers’ top-five bid
• Mystery over rejuvenate­d Dragons
• Talented Joeys loom as GFL bolter
• Lions aiming to beat finals squeeze
• Saints hope to unearth next wave
• Giant depth builds pressure at top
• Seagulls promise year of positivity
• Focused felines feeling finals fever
• Tigers begin life without star Bragg
• Premiers need time to settle in
• Ammos set on No.1 mantle return
• Finals beckon for stronger Grubbers
• Big changes, big ambitions for Tigers
• Topped-up Gulls ready to take flight
• Gugger aims to turn Roos around
• New-look Demons start from scratch
• Recruits ready to ignite Power win
• Coutas dare to believe with new look
• Devils set sights on fairytale finish
• All the confidence of a conqueror
• Sting of defeat fires up Centurions
• Tigers urge patience with new side
• Hawks regroup for new campaign
• Magpies embrace pre-season pain
• Lions ready to roar with new faces
• Panthers fit and ready to pounce
• Recruits bolster East Geelong line-up
• No more mediocrity for feisty Roos
• Blues aiming to bridge the gap
• Giants add height with new additions
• Burglars target fast food outlets
• THE AUSTRALIAN
• IN THE STARS
• HIGHTON AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
• Living the dream
• Coach wants De Vanna at World Cup
• Aussie tennis Twitter tussle
• Seagulls set to fly high
• Dogs’ Wood experiment could be over
• BFL Tigers will not appeal sanctions
• MAKE THEIR MOVE
• Dragons in dark over promotion
• With 200 up, Tigers salute a true leader
• Renshaw off to S Africa
• Crow Douglas loses at tribunal, will miss rematch
• Pies aim to remain positive
• FINAL WAVE GOODBYE
• TAYLOR MADE

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