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Envirospeak: Plastic not-so-fantastic
May 4, 2013. No comments.Plastic. Marvellous, versatile, dynamic plastic. Plastic was first made by Alexander Parkes in 1862. Since then many different types of plastic have been created including polystyrene, PVC (polyvinyl chloride), cellophane, nylon and polypropylene. We come into contact with plastic every … Continue reading
Celebrating 30 years of the West Gippsland Arts Centre
November 11, 2012. 2 comments.THE West Gippsland Arts Centre has reached its 30th Birthday.
Envirospeak: National Tree Day
September 27, 2012. No comments.First published in Issue 6 of The Warragul Citizen: 3 August 2012, Page 4. Want to write for or advertise in Issue 7 (October 5)? Email editor@warragulcitizen.com. NATIONAL TREE DAY is a great cause – but why have one special … Continue reading
Calling for Issue 7 submissions
September 26, 2012. No comments.WANT to see your name in print? The Warragul Citizen publishes articles from anyone, so get writing! Although publishing mostly news online, the print edition of the paper contains anything from puzzles and fiction to opinion, reviews and anything else … Continue reading
Cheap advertising in Issue 7
September 26, 2012. No comments.ISSUE 7 AD ART DEADLINE: TUESDAY OCTOBER 2! Full cost details here: www.warragulcitizen.com/advertise. Need advertising but think it costs too much? The Warragul Citizen is offering high loading advertising for a fraction of usual print media costs – just $34 … Continue reading
The Week that Was: Cheaper than an outdoor pool!
August 10, 2012. No comments.10 August 2012. Click the links for full articles. Latest: The Baw Baw Shire Council has announced it will have to pay $3.63 million in 11 months for superannuation. It’s not the biggest bill the council has faced this year … Continue reading
Envirospeak: Little steps to environmentalism
June 22, 2012. 1 comment.By Maggie Riddington. First published in Issue 4 of The Warragul Citizen. (12 March 2012.) Most people think that to be an environmentalist you have to tie yourself to a tree or sail the high seas in search of whaling … Continue reading
Opinion: Where hath the polymath gone?
June 21, 2012. No comments.An opinion piece by Thomas Bravender-Coyle. First published in Issue 2 of The Warragul Citizen, 28 September 2011 (Page 5). ‘Polymath’ is a term which refers to someone who masters, or attempts to master, many fields of knowledge. Notable figures stretch … Continue reading
Warragul Citizen Issue 5 OUT TODAY!
June 1, 2012. No comments.Issue 5 of The Warragul Citizen will be out this afternoon. This issue is the first to be available in Yarragon, through the Yarragon Newsagent, and will still be available through the usual outlets in Warragul and Drouin. It is … Continue reading
Low advertising rates for Issue 5: Art deadline TUESDAY
May 28, 2012. No comments.The Warragul Citizen will be celebrating one year in print with the release of Issue 5 on Friday. You can be a part of this great moment by advertising your business in the upcoming issue for just $34! For that … Continue reading
