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My Wheels: Sunbeam shines on

Ken Blackney and his sons have restored a sporty little Sunbean Alpine Greg WaneKEN Blackney reckons Hillmans were built like tanks But he claims...

Blues band set to take out the trash

Erin PearsonGEELONG blues band Trailer Trash made its debut on the most apt stage possible, according to lead singer Glenn Penny. The six members of...

Wretched

Erin Pearson“PRISON is like hell”, according to play-write Angus Cerini. Six years after working in a juvenile justice facility “boy’s prison”, Cerini has brought his...

Local Legend: Sweet sound of music

Soul revival: Ross Lipson in the studio at Matthew Flinders Girls High School. Andrew MathiesonOLD muso Ross Lipson walks back into his school office,...

Our grog violence worst, says boffin

Erin PearsonGEELONG has a “really bad” culture of drinking and violence around nightclubs compared to popular precincts overseas, according to a researcher. But Deakin University’s...

Lindsay ‘had enough’

Erin PearsonSURF COAST councillor Linsday Schroeter has retired after more than two decades fighting for Winchelsea residents, he has told the Independent. The 77-year-old...

‘Pets hospital’ to slash costs

PAWS and effect: Taya Mulholland and Nadine Williams dress up Cindy and Buddy to promote the hospital casual day fundraiser. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 52125Andrew...

Seniors surf into class

Surf’s up: Anne Leach shows Margaret Kennedy the ropes of using the internet. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 52502Andrew MathiesonGEELONG’S elderly are putting aside their knitting...

Floods in UCI ‘plans’

Kim WatersORGANISERS are preparing contingency plans in case of flooding during UCI World Championship cycling in Geelong next month, according to a councillor. Bruce Harwood...

Corio school children set to sing a song of merger

Tuning up: Amanda Baulch, with students, at back, Lilly, 10, Hope, 6, Lisa, 8, Nick, 7, Ben, 9, and, at front, Jessica, 11, and...

Archaic supply: ‘no power to the people’

Andrew MathiesonAN ARCHAIC electricity line laid down for returning Second World War servicemen is causing persistent power blackouts for communities north of Geelong, according...

Soaked roads causing

Pot luck: Garry Nelis with another smashed wheel. Picture: Tommy Erin PearsonAN OUTBREAK of potholes across the region is damaging cars and threatening the...

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Tees for love and cancer awareness

Give LOVE shirts are helping improve Geelong’s cancer services and raise awareness leading up to Mother’s Day. The Barwon Health Foundation and Ceres...