Geelong Advertiser - 2018-07-19

• HIGHWAY HORROR
• IS THERE A GAZZA BABY ON WAY?
• MILLION TOURISTS HIT ROAD
• Final call for passenger etiquette
• Funding increase
• Experts assess building damage
• Trash talk over $320m waste-energy plant
• Mayor not ruling out junket to Italy
• Runaway car thief freed
• Plans for new childcare centres as demand grows
• Quit seeks tougher cigs action
• Corio crook has sentence cut
• Charge ‘rorts’ MPs — Guy
• CAB DRIVER STRUCK BY FARE EVADER
• Parents to face bullies in Libs’ school plan
• Kiwi murderer stabbed Barwon prison inmate
• Piece of Geelong history for sale
• Trump accepts Russia meddled
• V/LINE CHAOS AGAIN
• Queensland trigger-happy
• Ristevski smoked as tears flowed
• EAT UP HELP SERVES DUAL PURPOSE
• Bright future after windfall
• Drugs, weapon guilty plea
• MASSACRE LEGAL TWIST
• Musk in a mess
• NO DELAYS TO CRUCIAL DRYSDALE BYPASS PROJECT
• Soft serve justice
• Miner in ore inspired increase
• Bankwest to shut 29 branches
• Pivot Summit to foster start-ups turns into two-day event
• WHY FACEBOOK IS INTERESTED IN ROBOTICS
• THE AUSTRALIAN
• IN THE STARS
• STEVE PYLE ANTENNAS
• Croft the successor
• Winner seemed so obvious — to all but van Vleuten
• BEER, CHIPS TO CHILL OUT
• After slow start, winter to bring huge swells
• Final venue switch may cost Supercats
• Bellarine to cause summer Storm
• COURT REPORT
• Return of the deadeye
• Magpie star set to step away from netball
• Suns face up to reality of losing Lynch
• LIONS TAKE PRIDE AS FORTUNES TURN
• McSparron agrees to co-coach Colac next season
• Suddenly, Lycett hot property
• Winchelsea coach has surgery after bowel cancer diagnosis
• Demons defender sidelined
• 100 UP FOR OUR TEGAN
• BIG BOLD BASH BID
• FOUR IN LINE FOR CATS

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