Seymour Telegraph - 2022-08-31

• History Locke-d in
• Keep kids safe, check backyard pool fences
• Appeal for witnesses
• Seniors in fierce battle
• Tipping winner donates prize
• Rental truck latest victim of Seymour underpass
• Broadford students help build station’s new headquarte­rs
• Isolated can vote by phone
• GV Community Energy helping residents receive power bonus
• Pucka’s strongest flex their muscles
• Trawool Estate beats the big guns
• Ferguson Plarre Seymour aids RSPCA with pupcakes
• Opposition proposes alternate Crown land plan
• Hospital waiting lists highlight need to dump rail loop
• Smoking ceremony a fitting welcome for house’s fire pit
• Let the money flow and green Euroa: Lovell
• Have your say on green infrastruc­ture
• Magical lifestyle property will win you over
• Good price and great location
• Grants available to run events for statewide pride festival
• Goulburn Fishing Festival is set to reel ’em in
• Ensure your pool and spa are safe & compliant this Spring
• Inland Rail project informatio­n night
• Seymour Rotary keeps our roadsides clean
• Goulburn Valley hosts suicide awareness
• TOGETHER, WE CAN CREATE OUTSTANDIN­G
• Rain controls play around the district’s golf courses
• Avenel prepares for season 2022-23 opening day
• Summer competitio­n nears
• Season’s top performers are revealed
• VFL gun Louis Pinnuck shines for the Lions
• Depleted Lions fall victim to rampant United
• Seymour falls achingly short of finals berth
• Inaccurate Avenel falls to Stanhope in tense thriller
• Relief as Nagambie sails into preliminar­y final
• Racing club is back on track
• Finals action returns to Seymour
• So close, yet so far

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