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1 year ago

October 21, 2022

Perfect weather and a bumper crowd of about 12,000 at Wednesday’s Geelong Cup has delighted organisers and racegoers.

Emissary took out the feature event at Geelong Racing Club ahead of favourite Surefire, with Makram third and Rodrigo Diaz fourth.

3 years ago

October 23, 2020

Tomorrow’s Grand Final between Geelong and Richmond is uniting and dividing two sets of local twins separated by 83 years.

Identical 87-year-old twins and life-long Geelong fans Doreen Lynch and Janet Johnson were ecstatic the Cats had made the big game.

5 years ago

October 19, 2018

Cost blowouts have delayed and jeopardised major school upgrades across Geelong, according to concerned parents and principals.

Asbestos removal and structural issues had delayed a $7.8 million renovation at Matthew Flinders Girls Secondary College, school president Juliet Williams told parents in an email.

7 years ago

October 21, 2016

The Catholic church has scuttled plans to house mentally ill people on a site it owns at Thomson.

Objections from residents forced the church to withdraw support for the facility, said St Mary’s Parish priest Father Kevin Dillon.

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