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Expo’s full of glass

The Festival of Glass Expo kicks off in Drysdale on Sunday after months of lead-up events on the Bellarine Penisula. An expected 4000 to 5000...

Ford lovers’ big day out

About 1200 Fords from across the country will line the grounds of Waurn Ponds Estate on Sunday in celebration Geelong’s rich history with the...

‘Alpha male’ in affair with Garner at GPAC

By Luke Voogt Playing a baboonish count in an onstage love affair with prolific Australian actress Nadine Garner “takes a lot of imagination”, says opera...

What’s in Storer for Corio

By Luke Voogt The Sunny Cowgirls and Sara Storer will hit the road together for the first time this month, winding through country Victoria on...

Wooshka to rock Sphinx

By Luke Voogt Lara cover band guitarist and singer Daniel Bridge would spend weeks memorising a foreign song if it meant a rocking...

Dream role for Lee

By Luke Voogt Geelong “rising star” Lee Abrahamsen will play a favourite heroine on Friday, in the first major Melbourne production of Tristan and Isolde...

Mammoth gig for musical adventurers

By Luke Voogt Newtown’s Hey Mammoth might be the quirkiest band playing at NightJar, when the independent artist festival returns to Geelong on...

Rods roll into Queenscliff

By Luke Voogt Geelong’s hottest rods and classic cars will rock Queenscliff in the region’s annual showcase of mechanical beauties next weekend. It’s the sixth Queenscliff...

Focus on return to ‘Nam

By Luke Voogt Lara photographer Ben Neoh will share his memories of Vietnam in a quest to return to the country’s mountainous regions as a...

Hogan keen to entertain

By Luke Voogt Victorian impersonator Paul Hogan is cashing in on Robbie Williams’ latest tour of Australia, with his tribute show in high...

Beast role reversal

By Luke Voogt Cassie Chappell and Josh McGaune are destined to remain apart in a Geelong production of Beauty and the Beast, despite...

Bard in the garden

Magic, revenge and romance play out in the summer evening when the Shakespeare’s The Tempest comes to the Geelong Botanic Gardens this weekend. The play...

From the Archives

16 years ago July 10, 2009 Residents and local politicians fear the “Leopold pong” emitting from Lake Connewarre could have a huge impact on the natural...

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