Buckets and bouquets
BOUQUETS to ALDI Newcomb trolley boy Aaron. What an amazing young man. He sets a really good example. If I was his mum I...
Boys in the Band a hit for Sleightholme
By NOEL MURPHY
LEIGH Sleightholme is one of Geelong’s best kept secrets - probably because he’s rarely in Geelong.
But next month the Newtown-bred singer and...
Geelong Warrior women seek recruits
By JOSIP ZILIC
NORTH Geelong Warriors has been the local benchmark in producing talented male soccer players for years.
The achievements of ex-Warriors have even extended...
Final four prize fights
By JIM TIMBERLAKE
GEELONG Cricket Association moves into preliminary finals, with just four teams remaining in the hunt for the ultimate prize.
East Belmont goes into...
Warriors resume NPL with confidence after big win
By JOSIP ZILIC
NORTH Geelong Warriors is back into National Premier League action this Saturday, away against Hume City.
Both teams will take some scoring confidence...
Bay anglers nab flatties, snapper
CHRIS PITMAN
ANGLERS made the most of calm conditions last week to catch a mix of fish.
Corio Bay anglers banked excellent flathead while casting soft...
ABBA’s gold to glitter in show
IT’S BEEN almost 33 years since ABBA broke up but the world still can’t get enough of the Swedish pop sensations, in one form...
Geelong on PM’s radar, says Lyons
PRIME Minister Tony Abbott met up with Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons and a Geelong delegation today at Canberra to discuss operations at Avalon, including...
Sleinte! Hail St Patrick …
GREEN beer and velvet Guinness libations are taking pride of place and taste at the Elephant and Castle Hotel today as Geelong's Irish population...
Play School is in session
It’s the school all kids love and its playing at South Barwon Civic Centre to night.
Australia’s favourite and beloved children’s television program, Play School,...
TAC face Robinson slams road toll effort
By NOEL MURPHY
TAC safety advocate Norm Robinson has lashed out at authorities for failing to curb the road toll on the anniversary of his...
Fears Newcomb bank robber to strike again
By PAUL MILLAR
DETECTIVES fear a brazen armed thief who terrified bank staff during a daylight robbery at Newcomb could strike again unless caught.
The masked...
Employment opportunities for drought-affected workers
Local agricultural sector workers affected by ongoing drought conditions can now apply to be part of a temporary employment scheme.
The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority...
