Geelong Advertiser - 2019-08-31

• BRIDGE ACROSS THE BAY
• CATTERY FAREWELLS A LEGEND FIGHTING PARKING FINES PAYS OFF
• Geelong farewells a legend
• GUS HAS WRITE STUFF
• FELINE AFFAIR IS THE CAT’S WHISKERS
• Odour from body in car
• WORKING TOGETHER
• ’Open your heart’: Tamil parents beg Dutton to let them stay
• Gas exports fuel rise in greenhouse emissions
• $100k to Geelong theatre troupe
• VICTIM’S SHOCK AT RAPIST’S PAROLE
• Tree-damaging bats to be smoked out
• How they pinched Polly
• UNI ON UPWARD COURSE
• Guilty plea on shooting
• Religious Bill ‘comes up short’
• CROWD GETS INTO SPIRIT OF ZORALI
• WHO WANTS A JOB?
• Fears for primary school
• Estate awaits council’s nod
• STUNNERS FROM UGLY DUCKLINGS TO PROPERTY
• Drivers refuse to deliver
• BREXIT CHAOS LIKELY
• Creativity in Kitchen goes cold by the finish
• All hail the Amazing Grace of the Queen
• Bad Mel in good company
• IT RUNS WITH A FAST PACK
• EDITORIAL
• Retail chief’s bid to beat downturn
• Be patient and wait for opportunit­ies
• Your Local Tradie
• ARNOLD’S X-FACTOR PLAYERS JOIN SQUAD
• COACH: DUMPING WILL HURT REGION
• Vixens ready to reverse poor run of form in cross-town final
• Narrow focus is the key for Markaj
• Nick collars an easy win
• Bulldog who wanted to play forever reluctantl­y calls it quits
• BLUES ON THE RISE
• Crows aim to hold on to Eddie
• THE FAST & FURIOUS
• ROLL OF DICE ON DEFENDER
• Forward pressure key to Bannockbur­n hopes
• Herbison backs winning ways in return bout
• Injured skipper to still lead his side against St Joseph’s
• COACH FLAGS HOPES
• LIONS TO BARE CLAWS IN CHANCE TO ATONE
• Jovic loss will not stop Joeys
• EX-FALCON NABS RISING STAR TO CAP GREAT YEAR
• AFL pair given free rein

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