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Shell to sell refinery

Shell Australia has announced its Geelong Refinery is for sale. Shell Australia’s downstream vice-president Andrew Smith acknowledged the process will create a period of uncertainty...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Our Manfred’s making Merry

By MICHELLE HERBISON A QUICK scan of the audience while taking bows at a recent Melbourne opera show delighted singer and school music director Manfred...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Joe’s travelling Van

By CHERIE DONNELLAN SINGER Joe Creighton might have created a Van Morrison tribute show but the Irish-born Melbournian said he has no interest in meeting...

Survivor helps north’s revival

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN JOSEPH Brown is a remarkably happy bloke for someone who has survived two of the world’s bloodiest civil wars. The Liberian refugee...

JOIN THE CLUB: Girls get kicks

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN BOYS will always be boys, but out at North Geelong Football Club, a bunch of girls are also on the ball...

They Kennett beat ‘hungry’ Cats side

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE most intriguing question of round one is whether Hawthorn can finally break the Kennett curse and defeat Geelong for the...

Rare moth standing in way of Lara expansion

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A CRITICALLY endangered moth that has already stalled several housing developments could stand in the way of Lara’s westward expansion. Developer Dacland...

Growers cheer dream harvest

By NOEL MURPHY MILD, dry conditions have driven a “dream harvest” that has Geelong winegrowers saluting their 2013 vintage as one of the best on...

Tavern project off to tribunal

By MICHELLE HERBISON PLANS to refurbish Queenscliff’s Victoria Tavern and add eight apartments to the site are headed to a tribunal after council failed to...

Millions more to tour region

By MICHELLE HERBISON GEELONG and the Great Ocean Road region need 3400 more guest rooms to cope with a projected 10 million annual visitors by...

Sanctuary ‘just drying, not dying’

By NOEL MURPHY NEWTOWN’S Balyang Sanctuary, half its lake reduced to dried and cracked mud, looks like the worst of the drought has returned to...

Chief right man for plan, says group

By CHERIE DONNELLAN TORQUAY'S residents' association is “confident” Surf Coast Shire’s new chief executive will successfully lead council in its next four-year plan. President of 3228...

Helping hand for Cottage

Darren Allbutt’s Sea & Wood exhibition at Cottage by the Sea late last year was so well received that the fifth-generation Queenscliff resident is...