Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeNewsFrom the Archives

From the Archives

20 years ago

June 9, 2000

The Environment Protection Authority could give Geelong Cement a new endless licence to burn industrial waste in its Fyansford kilns.

The EPA licence review has alarmed environmentalists and sparked calls from Member for Geelong Ian Trezise for a “sunset clause“.

15 years ago

June 10, 2005

“I can’t believe all the fuss,“ new mum Lisa Cooper says.

“The phone hasn’t stopped ringing and people I didn’t even know were dropping into the hospital just to say hello. and share in the moment.“

10 years ago

June 11, 2010

A Mount Duneed chicken farmer is celebrating the saving of his family property after State Government decided to impose a buffer zone preventing residential development within 1000 metres.

Farmer Adrian Balog struggled to contain his excitement after hearing the Government had agreed to implement a broiler code requirement for the buffer zone.

5 years go

June 12, 2015

Corio MP Richard Marles brought alternative Labor leader Anthony Albanese to Geelong yesterday as long-time political running mate and would-be prime minister Bill Shorten faced down union-corruption allegations.

Mr Albanese, transport and infrastructure shadow minister, met lobby group Committee for Geelong but snubbed Mayor Darryn Lyons.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Rooke leads Dragons to huge win

Bell Park's Hannah Rooke had an outstanding all-round A Grade game in round 10 of Geelong Cricket Association senior women's competition. Rooke took the incredible...

Cheers to Beer Fest

Around the grounds

More News

Cheers to Beer Fest

Another year for the Geelong Beer Festival at Johnstone Park with drinks, food and entertainment the order of the day. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp...

Around the grounds

Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went to Hamlyn Park for the Bell Park vs Bell Post Hill GCA2 game and to Ray Menzies Oval for...

Great outdoors comes to town

Geelong Showgrounds was the scene for the Geelong Outdoor Living and Caravan Expo last weekend and Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went along on Saturday.

Rising Star wins Vic Open

Rising Australian star Cameron John has claimed a bucket-list victory in the men's Vic Open in the most dramatic of circumstances by running down...

January a great month for Bellarine dining

January on the Bellarine Peninsula is a month defined by long days, salty air and an appetite sharpened by sun and sea. With holidaymakers...

Blending the old and the new

A new evolution of circus arrives this month, blending humour and heart with world-class physical artistry and theatrical magic. Featuring a full lineup of acrobats,...

Concerns over AI safety

The eSafety Commissioner is sounding the alarm over the use of the generative artificial intelligence system known as Grok on the social media platform...

Dumping infuriating

There is absolutely no excuse for the illegal dumping of rubbish in Greater Geelong. Late last year, a significant pile of rubbish abandoned on Point...

Happy place Bermagui getaway

After Christmas I had a quick trip to my happy place - Bermagui in NSW. I usually don’t go to the NSW coast in the...

BYD Shark is coming for you

It’s BYD's Shark and it's coming for you. At least it is if you're in the market for a ute because the Shark, or Shark...