Funding lifeline saves 1000 from food shortage
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
AN EMERGENCY funding grant will ensure more than 1000 Geelong residents continue to receive crisis food support, UnitingCare Geelong has announced.
The...
Bottlo bans slash booze crime
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
AN INNOVATIVE Geelong police operation targeting bottle shop thieves has reduced alcohol-related crime across the city, according to coordinators.
Geelong Liquor Licencing...
Double Take
Some might have detected the hypocricy in Ford’s tanty this week about the Abbott Government’s plan for private auto purchases.
The Blue Oval was mighty...
In brief
Holiday hit
Victoria’s new grand final eve public holiday will cost the Geelong region up to $30 million, according to MP Simon Ramsay.
The Member for...
Buckets and Bouquets
Buckets to a radio station for failing to provide Friday night football results or a weather report with news at 7am and 8am Saturdays....
Soccer strip ranges far and wide
Manchester United might claim to have its soccer shirts on display around the globe but in Viqueque, East Timor, a group of youngsters is...
Anglesea work detail revealed
Alcoa has “encouraging” plans for rehabilitating its Anglesea coal mine and power station site, according to Victoria’s peak environmental group.
A “key document” secured with...
Joeys boy takes Aussie cafe style to Dubai
By PAUL MILLAR
DUBAI might not be everybody’s cup of tea but a Geelong man is creating a mini empire with a grounding in coffee.
Former...
Mum’s quick call saves asthmatic son
By PAUL MILLAR
IT'S EVERY mother’s nightmare: watching her child struggling for breath from a sudden and unexpected asthma attack.
Kezia Calvert felt almost helpless the...
Awards ‘buzz’
Lara will unveil the winners of the town’s first business awards next week.
More than 20 local traders have been nominated for the inaugural Lara...
From Victoria to Paris
By PAUL MILLAR
UNLIKE Paris Hilton, Rob Mills is not famous just for being famous.
He's has had to work at it, contrary to the US...
Pride in debut
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
A NEW Geelong theatre company has innovatively adapted classic Jane Austen novel Pride and Prejudice.
Skin Of Our Teeth will stage its...
From the archives
18 years ago
August 17, 2007
A baby boom is delivering a population surge to Geelong.
Barwon Health is scratching its head to explain the boom as...
