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Vietnam vets urged to break cover for march

Recognition: Graham Christie with his service medals.By Michelle Herbisonby michelle herbison Queenscliff will host the state’s only regional march to honour Vietnam veterans this Saturday,...

Colliding in Geelong

Collision course: Children Collide’s Heath Crawley and Johnny Mackay.By Cherie DonnellanJOHNNY Mackay’s housemate once scrawled ‘children collide’ on a household bill. The words then became...

Region strikes lull for project listings

By John Van KlaverenGEELONG is experiencing a major project lull, according to civic leaders. State Government’s latest list of priority infrastructure has two Geelong projects,...

Coastal dedication puts Cate among Landcare finalists

Volunteer: Ocean Grove’s Cate Barham.By Michelle HerbisonAN OCEAN Grove woman’s dedication to protecting the region’s coast has put her among finalists in 2012’s national...

Lulu’s ‘barking mad’ about council services: Furry ‘candidate’ off leash in mayor election dogfight

Ruff treatment: Lulu launches her campaign on the steps of City Hall with Bob Hynes.By Michelle HerbisonGEELONG'S upcoming mayoral election has become both a...

Electricitysparks up seat battle

By Michelle HerbisonLIBERAL candidate for Corangamite Sarah Henderson has accused Federal Government of “blaming others” for surging electricity prices despite introducing a carbon tax....

$2.4m project to cut waste at malting plant

Brown out: Barrett Burston general manager Noel Johnson and Water Minister Peter Walsh with before and after samples of the company’s waste discharge. By...

National hopes for $1.7m trial targeting youth

By John Van KlaverenA GROUND-BREAKING Geelong early-intervention homelessness program could be rolled out nationally, according to welfare agencies. Swinburne University researchers are working on the...

Heath in call for park: Concern over future of Alcoa land

By John Van KlaverenTHE POSSIBLE closure of Alcoa in 2016 and sale of its Anglesea power station has led to a renewed push to...

Motorist ‘cleared on death of rider’

By Michelle HerbisonA CAR driver involved in a fatal collision with a motorcyclist at Moolap is “completely innocent”, according to police. Leading Senior Constable Malcolm...

App makes allowance for students

Talking app: Student Ella Vines discusses the new app with Labor MP Darren Cheeseman.By John Van KlaverenSTUDENT queues at Centrelink will reduce after this...

Bully claims ‘rise fast’

By Michelle HerbisonOFFICIAL complaints of cyber bullying offences are mounting at Geelong and Corio police stations, according to a senior officer. Leading Senior Constable...

Smile brighter with Affordable Denture Clinic in East Geelong

Achieve a confident, radiant smile with the expert care of the team at Affordable Denture Clinic, now welcoming patients at their new location in...