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Skaters nail famous victory
Dec 13. 2019 - There was never any question about the result once a contingent of kids stormed the Cowes cultural centre on Wednesday afternoon. 
The art of healing
Dec 13. 2019 - Artist John Adam never had the chance to reconcile with his daughter in life but an exhibition in Cowes next month gives him a chance to reconnect with her artistic dreams. 
A line in the sand
Dec 13. 2019 - Results from a trial sand fence on the Inverloch beach are promising, reports Catherine Watson 
Between the lines
Dec 13. 2019 - Etsuko Yasunaga recalls the pain and pleasure of a year of writing for the Post. 
Return of the Monkey King
Dec 13. 2019 - A Japanese cult TV show based on a 400-year-old Buddhist saga is the unlikely source of Wonthaggi Theatrical Group’s summer show. Sue Lindsay reports. 
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Last Post
That's it for the Post this year. Thanks to all the wonderful writers, photographers, artists and readers who support the Post. It's been fun.
Send in any diary entries over the holiday season. Otherwise we'll be back in early February. Happy holidays! 
Cartoon: Natasha Williams-Novak
Dreams take root in home-grown college
Dec 13. 2019 - Bass Coast Adult Learning changes lives. Loran McKean is the living proof. 
No place like home
Dec 13. 2019 - Bass Coast’s most vulnerable residents are left out in the cold as private rentals rise. 
The magic forest
Dec 13. 2019 - In February Grantville’s grass tree forest was ablaze. Today the grass trees are putting on a spectacular show. Words by Meryl Brown Tobin, photos by Hartley Tobin. 
Fix those potholes!
Dec 13. 2019 - Potholed roads, cracked footpaths, open drains … let’s get on with the job, urges Frank W Schooneveldt. 
A cook's journal
Dec 13. 2019 - Jan Cheshire savours a boozy twist to an old Christmas favourite. |
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