Warragul & Drouin Gazette - 2020-05-12

• Restrictio­ns eased
• Plan for Drouin
• Newspaper Files
• Strong prices for cattle markets
• Utopia whitewash doesn’t cut the mustard
• Beating strongly
• Bank grants boost community groups
• Local engineer to play major role
• Download the app
• Samara receives bursary
• Council defers budget
• Hospital targets met
• Business grants expanded
• Rotary continues under lockdown
• Increased testing across the region
• Unusual 60th wedding anniversar­y celebratio­ns
• TAFE Gippsland partners with Lardner Park
• Cardinia to host online musicians
• Small projects for four communitie­s
• Diversity in housing
• Parks and laneways are key assets
• Land identified for retail expansion
• Webinar helps businesses understand COVID impact
• Vivien’s ensuring smiles and a laugh
• Warragul Toastmaste­rs Club
• Warragul Community House
• Health Service Volunteers Give from the heart
• Virtual camera club
• Wakefield, Vogrig & Boote are still open for business
• Lauri Stewart, Stewart Administra­tive & Migration Lawyers
• Entertainm­ents tax
• Call for increased fuel management
• Deadly for lambs
• Is your hay good enough?
• The road to Omeo
• Decade of dominance for South netball
• Back in the day...
• Swimmers embrace online PT sessions
• Swim club goes online

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