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Mum’s collection gives show a full Quota of dolls

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN WHEN Bryan Humphrey’s mum Leah lost her battle with pancreatic cancer she left an amazing legacy of a houseful of hand-painted...

Hospital seeks ‘shortfall’ help

By MICHELLE HERBISON A $1.5 MILLION cost blowout for St John of God Hospital’s $65 million redevelopment has forced the launch of a community appeal. Hospital...

The super men

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Old football players never die, they just join the local super rules team - well, at least that’s what club secretary...

Katie sings on Instinct

By MICHELLE HERBISON “Purely instinct” directs ARIA-award-winning singer Katie Noonan to each of her musical projects. Dabbling in different musical styles from rock to jazz to...

Region a ‘fracking’ target

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN       THE controversial practice of “fracking” could come to Geelong after oil and gas explorer Lakes Oil revealed it was conducting geological...

New $140m funding push for stadium begins

By NOEL MURPHY GEELONG Football Club has ramped up lobbying for $140 million in the lead-up to the federal election to complete the club’s redevelopment...

Target adds more jobs pain to struggling city

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN TARGET will shed 260 jobs from its Geelong headquarters and regional support locations, the company announced on Wednesday. The redundancies followed a...

Heroin dealer released on bond

By MICHELLE HERBISON A GEELONG magistrate has convicted a North Melbourne woman for heroin trafficking following her arrest with three others at Western Beach’s Chifley...

Boss to chemical objectors: Get the details

By NOEL MURPHY OBJECTORS to a chemical storage warehouse proposed for North Geelong lack understanding of the proposal, the site owner believes. Teleta Group director Ryan...

Uni, TAFE join forces in ‘west’

By MICHELLE HERBISON DEAKIN University and Gordon Institute of TAFE will join forces to establish a higher education facility in Melbourne’s west next year. University Vice...

Produce ‘key to our jobs future’

By NOEL MURPHY   SENDING clean, green produce to domestic markets and Asia could be a boom industry for the Geelong region, according to Frank Costa. Southeast...

Exercise sheds weight, by George

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE onset of the years crept up on George Acheson-Thom, with the weight layering on until he hit almost 135 kg. The...

Beach wheelchairs for OGSLSC

Ocean Grove Surf Life Saving Club’s (OGSLSC) new sandcruiser beach wheelchairs have arrived just in time for the busy summer holiday season. OGSLSC successfully received...