Jayco, number one
Prestige Jayco Geelong is number one - and that's official!
The company has just been named as the number one motor home dealer in Australia...
A Geelong leader
When it comes to helping the community, Geelong Disabled People’s Industries (GDP Industries) is one of the leaders in Geelong.
At GDP Industries, their mission...
Q fever ‘outbreak’ tests experts’ patience
A Q fever expert has rejected reports of an “outbreak” in Geelong.
Twenty-five council workers who tested positive for Q fever antibodies could have had...
Building boost for affordable living
By Mandy Oakham
A $43.5 million housing project has officially opened in a welcome boost to northern Geelong’s shortage of affordable homes.
Baptcare’s Norlane Integrated Community...
Celebrations let rip
One of the Surf Coast’s biggest employers, Rip Curl, hosted its inaugural Excellence Awards Gala on Wednesday night.
The evening was dedicated to honouring the...
Projects to bring city to life
A series of works are underway to transform central Geelong to attract more people to live and work centrally and increase vibrancy and creativity...
Fabulous future ahead
By Mandy Oakham
Everybody’s favourite Geelong grandfather Frank Costa has looked into his crystal ball and said the city’s future looks bright.
Mr Costa has identified...
Digging in for new agency
Work has officially begun on a $120 million building to accommodate hundreds more public servants in central Geelong.
Federal Social Services Minister Christian Porter turned...
Dumping plagues coastal parks
Illegal dumping in forests and parks has left authorities with a $10,000 clean-up bill on the Surf Coast.
Construction waste, old cars and mattresses were...
All-round entertainer
By Mandy Oakham
Veteran entertainer Rodney Vincent has shared the stage with The Platters, The Deltones and Freddie and the Dreamers.
And he has shared his...
Sides going through the motions
By Mandy Oakham
Cats coach Chris Scott is alert but definitely not alarmed about his team’s home game advantage turning into a disadvantage.
Talking at this...
Duo takes on King’s Tapestry
By Luke Voogt
Australian music icon Debra Byrne cringes when she remembers her first time singing the music of Carole King.
Byrne sang It’s Too Late...
Transfer station is back
Soft plastics recycling is back at Anglesea Transfer Station, which is now also accepting unwanted paints and tubs.
Surf Coast Shire Council households...
