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JOIN THE CLUB: ‘Boys’ by night finally turn 21

WHEN the boys get together for a night out, the talk is often the usual that might be heard when a band of men...

Board theft stirs Facebookers

THE RESPONSE of thousands of Facebook users to a stolen surfboard has "overwhelmed" an Ocean Grove surfer. Jon Willard, who had deactivated his Facebook account...

Site unmasked: Geelong page man revealed

HE’S been Geelong’s most mysterious figure of social media for the past year. His is a faceless history buff, an unknown social commentator...

Funds push ‘to help hoarders’

GEELONG’S council will help community organisations seek funds to work with hoarders after their behaviour becomes recognised as a mental illness this year, according...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Country duo set to rock Corio

AS TROY Kemp grew older he switched to singing with an acoustic guitar after years of playing head-banging music on an electric instrument. Before long,...

Salt sites EES calls

PLANS to redevelop salt pans at Moolap and Lara will undergo environmental effects statements, according to the site’s owner. Ridley announced the environmental studies as...

Collections unviable: Councillor dashes hard-rubbish hopes

HARD rubbish collections would be a “financially unviable” failure in dealing with illegal dumping, according to a Geelong councillor. Environment and sustainability portfolio holder Andy...

Boss backs taxi ’snubs’ over safety

GEELONG Taxi Network will stand behind its drivers refusing to service Corio and Norlane following a spate of rock-throwing incidents, according to its boss....

Hospital revival brings vital boost to jobs, patient care

A $65 MILLION redevelopment of St John of God Geelong Hospital will “generate” 5000 admissions a year to reduce pressure on Geelong’s existing health...

Peninsula vets program kids into Darwin defence

DRYSDALE RSL will expand a primary school program teaching students about the 1942 bombing of Darwin to schools beyond the region following its local...

Schools fix over $43m: State’s biggest bill by far

BARWON South West schools’ maintenance bill of more than $93 million is double any other education department region in Victoria, according to an Auditor...

GPAC’s bid for $15m tops list

GEELONG, Queenscliff and the Surf Coast have applied for more than $30 million worth of projects in the third and fourth rounds of Regional...

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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