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Property price hit looms

By Paul Millar The fall-out from redundancies at Ford and Alcoa will impact Geelong’s housing market, a national property analyst has warned. Andrew Wilson, a senior...

In brief

Dangerous rescue Queenscliff Coast Guard has battled “dangerous” seas with five-metre waves to rescue the crew of a stricken yacht in Bass Strait. A coast guard...

MPs feel fracking heat

By NOEL MURPHY ANTI-fracking activists are pressuring local Liberal MPs as State Government seeks public input on possible coal seam gas projects. Energy and Resources Minister...

Hut burns, man ‘gone’

By NOEL MURPHY POLICE are appealing for public help to find missing Lara man Murray McMillan. Mr McMillan was last seen at home on 14 April...

Ghost of a chance for spooky meeting

By NOEL MURPHY GHOSTS and ghouls, gore and the gruesome - welcome to the seedy side of Geelong few realise lurks behind its sandstone facades...

NDIA ‘makes our day’

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Premier's launch emotion “THIS is a great day for Geelong.” That was the recurring theme emphasised by Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Premier Denis...

Zoe’s Short Cutz to exposure for local filmmakers

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A GEELONG filmmaker is forging her own entry into the industry with a short-film festival. Zoe Hollingsworth's Short Cutz will be televised...

Fatigue illness spreads in city

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Chronic fatigue syndrome is spreading around Geelong, according to a local support group. Chronic Fatigue/ME Support group’s Sue Collins said more people...

Buckets & Bouquets

Bouquets to the kind person who handed in my handbag at Coles Ocean Grove intact with all the cards and bits and pieces, the...

April showers welcome after dry start

Most of the Geelong region enjoyed above-average rain in April. Breakwater’s weather station recorded 47.2mm, while the urban area average was 50mm. The latest 30-year average...

Geelong’s coaches ‘tweak’ game plan

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN GEELONG’S coaching panel went back to school this week in hope of teaching Richmond a Sunday MCG lesson. Chris Scott this week...

Surf’s up for salmon fun

Anglers enjoyed some outstanding surf fishing along the coast last weekend despite big waves. John Mole and I started late on Anzac Day, eventually fishing...

CMCA to manage Seagull Paddock

Geelong council’s search for a tourism operator for a large public area site in the city’s north has ended successfully. The City of Greater Geelong...