Geelong Advertiser - 2020-08-28

• TEARS FOR TEEN
• DON’T CALL US WAGS
• Snapchat link to stabbing attack as details of race feud emerge
• No web leaves kids at risk
• Geelong’s tragic year
• Cases up by seven in spike
• Police shoot ‘quiet’ man
• Mega $9m chicken farm planned for Geelong after legal battle
• Fourth bird flu outbreak
• ROADBLOCK ANGER GROWS
• More seek help on power bills
• No Spine in council
• Heritage study set to protect important sites
• Enrol now for local elections
• Nurse spit attack horror
• PURPLE REIGNS TO HELP CIT Y YOUTH
• Trying to make it better
• Rodent poison puts black-shouldered kites at risk too
• Surf Coast to wait on council governance changes
• Practice match a last chance for those in the wings
• Joel to miss again
• Cats must stifle backs
• STATS NOT KEY TO THIS ‘MISFIT’
• Knights in call for hands-on midfield
• The pride and the pressure
• Clubs praise AFL Barwon leadership amid abandoned year
• Gamble for De Goey
• A touching message to Laidley
• Unions condemn AFL boss over treatment of loyal staff
• Bid for night Grand Final
• Clubs brace for loss of players in 2021
• Confident Colac says cap, points no threat
• Stepping up health fight
• Republican warning over ‘Civil War’
• Vision needed
• Hotel closures hit Woolies profit
• IN THE STARS
• Your Local Tradie
• This delivery testing Kohli
• TSZYU EYES WORLD BELT
• NBA walkout sparks historic boycott over police shooting
• Pinot flies flag for the French
• Berisha scores Team honour
• Glover seizes chance for final glory with both hands
• Super trainer brings out big guns for attack on Cups
• Daniher inspires Bombers
• Bounce in step as basketball­ers prepare for return of sport
• Juniors up for review with eye to future
• TOM PLAYS LONE HAND
• Bulldogs hunting for ‘bear’ in clash

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