Kiwi dancer’s Astaire show
Recreating the magic of Fred Astaire is no easy task - the legendary dancer was still toe-tapping at age 71 at the 1970 Oscars.
But...
Mum’s the word for Angry
By Luke Voogt
Only one person is allowed to call Angry Anderson by his given name, and it’s definitely not a telemarketer.
“They ring up and...
Easter fun to help primary
More than 600 runners of all ages will tackle the sands of the Barwon River in the 39th Sheepwash Classic on Saturday.
The run is...
Geelong Trumps New York for Umbilical Brothers
By Luke Voogt
The Umbilical Brothers have starred on The Late Show and performed worldwide - now they return to Geelong with their favourite roadie,...
Country couple up for ‘chat’ at Gateway
By Luke Voogt
Australia’s power couple of country, Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont, will invite Geelong locals into their lives when they play at Corio...
Celtic party at Corio
Swords will clash, local Celts will don kilts and bagpipes will ring out across the fields of Corio for the Geelong Highland Gathering on...
Wooden boats set to return to Geelong’s waterfront
Some of Australia's finest historic boats will feature at a community event on Geelong's waterfront over the long weekend.
The 2018 Wooden Boat Festival of...
Paws to fill OG park
Ocean Grove’s dog-friendly outdoor cinema returns on Saturday with organisers expecting about 100 pooches and 500 human companions.
After putting the event together for the...
Surfing fun for all
The Ocean Grove Disabled Surfers Association is searching for volunteers to put smiles on dials for its last event of the summer on Sunday.
The...
Monster fair helps with books galore
Geelong cancer patients, people suffering financial hardship or homelessness, and disfigured children in Asia all have something in common.
Buying a novel, biography or cookbook...
Super Jesus star at Gateway for Hell
By Luke Voogt
Hotter the Hell is reigniting the “primal energy” of the '90s with crowds moshing, crowd-surfing and throwing knickers onstage, according to Super...
Kids book comes to life on stage
By Luke Voogt
German spy cows, angry duck security guards and “legendary” film producers come to Geelong next month to bring The 78-Storey Treehouse to...
Janice a local hero
A Geelong woman has been recognised with a national award for more than three decades of providing meals to people in need.
Janice...
