The Riverine Herald - 2018-11-30

• NOT GUILTY
• Planning for the worst of moments
• Specialist School starred at awards
• Buy a bauble to make a child happy
• St Joe’s plans second campus
• Water gets $500 million cash boost
• Wood you like to learn about the red gum timber industry?
• Recycling floats the disabled boat
• Green light for a new supermarke­t in west
• Firewood season is closed for year
• A river-based festival a good idea
• Rushworth customer services facing cuts
• Have drones, will travel (and save)
• Regional aged care roundtable
• Roads ready for fire danger time
• You can never give up — God doesn’t
• GOLF John has 47 reasons to smile Rich River
• CROQUET All hail the Kangas Rich River
• Young Turtles turn into Tigers
• Thirds coaches play numbers game
• GVL heads to western suburbs for community clash
• Board would be point of honour Personal quest to recognise those who played key roles in cycling club’s glorious history
• ECHUCA WANTS TO CATCH FINALS FEVER
• University teams pose questions for Raiders
• ‘Whatever it it takes’
• QUICK SINGLE Teenager tastes success in Massive Murray Paddle

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