Warragul & Drouin Gazette - 2022-08-16

• Precedent set for developmen­ts
• Rosalee a triple zero hero after nan’s trip
• Vaccinatio­n bus to be reviewed
• Frances celebrates 103rd birthday
• Decrease in ambulance response times
• Trafalgar library endorsed
• Talking to friends can help you through the dark days
• Dairy industry worried about disease threat
• FMD outbreak could cripple industries
• Leadership program motivates book idea
• Live music events given green light
• Traf Opportunit­y Shop a pillar of the community
• Three new lawyers join Wakefield Vogrig & Boote Lawyers
• Book week at Myli
• Campaign targets car security
• FAST is key message for stroke response
• Council support for Trafalgar infill proposal
• Pilot project to improve discharge
• Quantum supports phone credit offer
• Club Notes...
• Lifeline needs volunteers
• Student raises funds for the Alannah and Madeline Foundation
• Arts alliance holds annual meeting
• IURP WKH 1HZVSDSHU )LOHV 100 years ago
• Investigat­ing animal disease
• Boosting biosecurit­y
• From farms to Lardner
• Dusties take it to Traralgon
• Hockey heart stoppers
• Two wins for junior Hawks
• Eagles too strong for Gulls
• A loss as Hill End head into finals
• Dusties feel the bite against Cobras
• Tigers need to upset Magpies to keep finals hopes alive
• Panthers charge home for one-point win
• Magpies end Tigers’ finals hopes on emotional day
• Cats kick away in last to remain unbeaten
• Solemn Magpies pay tribute
• Tigers forced to forfeit
• Terrific young Gulls topple top team
• Sale leave Traralgon marooned in fourth
• Gallant Drouin unable to match Morwell
• Solid Warragul undone by wet and wild Maffra
• Bulldogs sound out former Giants coach
• Stef celebrates 500 games
• Focus back on food

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