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FINALLY FRIDAY: He sounds Swede, bro

By MICHELLE HERBISON A UNIQUE style of organ Dustin Tebbutt played in Sweden captured his attention so strongly that after failing to buy one on...

Teacher in student’s ANZAC steps

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A GEELONG teacher who encouraged one of his students to apply for a study tour was so impressed he decided to...

Kelly barks on thanks to fund

By NOEL MURPHY LARA’S Russell Langfield was so distraught when he learnt his darling girl, Kelly, had a cancerous lump on her lung that he...

Belmont trades on festive spirit

BY MICHELLE HERBISON BELMONT'S traders are pioneering a collective Christmas spirit with a series of white elves dancing along High St shop windows this month....

Jobs boost locked in: Labor MPs back WorkCover shift to Geelong

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN RELOCATING WorkCover’s head office to Geelong would “absolutely fit” a plan to create a centre of excellence in injury prevention and...

APCO calls for vouchers ‘ban’

By NOEL MURPHY SUPERMARKET fuel discounts of up to 40 cents a litre are discriminating heavily against many shoppers and should be banned, according to...

Young burn survivors make a splash at surf camp

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN SPLASHING about in Torquay’s waves and filling the Surf Beach air with laugher this week was a far cry the previous...

Funding for 1000 jobs: Coalition backs projects

THE Abbott Government has committed to funding regional developments projects left under a cloud after Labor lost office. Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson said a newly-established...

Community takes the LEAD to help establish NDIS

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN LARA'S Donna Shaw desperately hopes the National Disability Insurance Scheme will give her respite from constant care of 18 year-old daughter,...

Women’s broken nose costs man bond, $500

By MICHELLE HERBISON A GEELONG Magistrate has sidelined a conviction in favour of a stern warning for a man who broke his partner’s nose with...

Water pressure: Aquifer concern on Colac pipe

By NOEL MURPHY ENVIRONMENTALISTS are anxiously awaiting a Barwon Water report on the effects of tapping an Anglesea aquifer and its impact on nearby swamplands. Geelong...

Our power, water bills: Gripes rise by quarter

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN COMPLAINTS to the Energy and Water Ombudsman from the Barwon region have increased almost 25 per cent, according to the organisation’s...

Hawks go into break in 3rd spot

A seven goal to two first quarter against the breeze helped Drysdale to a 40-point win against Newcomb at Grinter Reserve on Saturday and...

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