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Quarter century of carols

By Luke Voogt Shandelle Cook has performed at Geelong Carols by Candlelight for a quarter of century, since her win at a local talent search. She...

Carols for thousands

Thousands will gather at Highton Reserve for the suburb’s ninth Carols in the Park on Sunday. Organiser Ken Hudson estimated a record 2500 people attended...

Crowds go wild at Hurley show

By Luke Voogt Jade Hurley’s current audience might not be the screaming fan girls he played to in the '60s, but they still get a...

Mini train ride for gold coin

Locals can climb aboard Portarlington’s most popular mini train for just $2 this Sunday, as it celebrates its second birthday. But the train would not...

Community pride in creativity

Artists from Geelong neighbourhoods will take over a part of the city’s library this month in an annual exhibition of community creativity. Art from the...

Classics on stage

Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) has unveiled next year’s theatre season, featuring a swag of contemporary Australian works alongside two great classics. Hundreds of theatre...

Icons raise their voices

By Luke Voogt Melbourne pop rock band Taxiride will join Australian music icons John Farnham and Kate Ceberano in a first-time concert at Geelong Racecourse...

Wilson still playing it cool

By Justin Flynn Ross Wilson’s music career spans more than half a century and although the two-time ARIA Hall of Famer has just turned 70,...

Porsche joins classic line-up of cars

Porsche joins the Geelong Revival for the first time this year as the motoring festival celebrates more than 50 years of racing on the...

Christmas cheer and carols

By Luke Voogt Schools, businesses and community groups have combined in Geelong’s west to bring Christmas cheer to the city’s most needy in a first-time...

Male strippers in a go-go bar

Performing half-naked on the streets was Jax Human’s first dance-step to a career as a male stripper. “I started off as a busker on the...

Symphony of collision

By Luke Voogt Geelong Revival organiser Nick Heath remembers a time when the waterfront car races were notorious for nasty crashes. “In those days there were...

Kicking off July with an early morning pursuit

A man has been charged after an early morning chase and hit-and-run through Geelong involving an allegedly stolen vehicle. The 21-year-old man from...