Warragul & Drouin Gazette - 2018-12-11

• Demolition appeal at court
• Meaningful gift drive
• CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM NEERIM SOUTH
• New retail centre outlined
• Noxious weeds brushed aside
• Just say it
• Follow our lights trail
• Planning activity is higher than average
• Record numbers visit the region
• Sam’s a top apprentice
• More courts could cost $17.7 million
• Drouin road jumps queue
• Drouin has highest poverty in region
• Tough event for Lardner
• Hospital lobbying has little point
• Interchang­e Gippsland introduces the A-TEAM program
• Phil’s all ears
• Council dallies on Utopia house future
• Libray visits on the way up
• Dance and magic in Celtic Illusion
• Chorale to celebrate Christmas
• Childhood memories inspire magical book
• Is too much expected of teachers?
• Students on journey of self discovery
• Windsor to take on dual principal role
• Call for an end to family violence
• Get to know your beef
• Thinking about soil and pastures
• Trafalgar
• Ian Botham launches carnival
• Triathlon breaks for Christmas
• Big day produces big wins
• Warragul win two straight
• Bounce backs, forfeits and shocks
• Neerim in another nail biter
• Longwarry outplayed
• Stags in for a sniff against Bankers
• Women’s cricket reschedule­d
• Division 1
• Division 2
• Division 3
• Sam Pullen shows his class
• High scoring encounters
• Western Park well-placed
• Juniors hone skills in two day match
• Tannah smashes walk record
• Rubies hold top
• Oskar sets new Australian record
• Straight from the pages of a glossy magazine

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