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Samantha’s walking on starshine toward her debut

Kim WatersAs a child Geelong’s Samantha Whittaker was unsure whether she would ever walk. But at 24 years of age she has overcome disability to...

Club flags roo cull if army ignores players

Kim WatersQueenscliff golfers fear they will have to take matters into their own hands if the Defence Department refuses to stop “out of control”...

NightBus services ‘to continue’

Alex de VosA cheap bus from Geelong nightspots will continue ferrying local revellers home after City Hall announced plans this week to expand services. A...

Eda a natural for our Star Search

A natural talent will be among young hopefuls striving to start their careers in music at Geelong’s Star Search talent quest this year. Eda Kaynak’s...

Outrage at rapist’s win on jail time

Andrew MathiesonA CORIO rapist whose attack was so violent it left his victim in hospital for 17 days will serve a reduced prison sentence,...

I’ll fix hospital mess, vows PM

Alex de VosPrime Minister Kevin Rudd has vowed to slash Geelong Hospital’s waiting list with “long-term” funding to improve primary care around the region. Mr...

Homes bid ‘favoured’

Kim WatersCouncil officers helped a developer write a controversial planning application to rezone land at Drysdale, according to residents. Drysdale and Clifton Springs Community Association’s...

Paths in, pokies out

Alex de VosJan Juc households will pay an average $414 for new footpaths after Surf Coast councillors watered down a controversial special charge scheme...

Our master chef set for Lara

Alex de VosLeading Geelong chef Matt Dempsey will showcase his culinary skills alongside childhood hero Gabriel Gate at Sunday’s Lara Food and Wine Festival. Fresh...

Meredith’s big cheese

Andrew MathiesonWHEN Julie Cameron is asked to say cheese, she can’t wipe the smile off her face. Julie turned the Meredith Dairy name from a...

MP admits safety concern state, cops ‘in talks on park’

Alex de VosNegotiations are underway to protect Geelong police from street assaults after State Government wiped out their station’s car park, a city MP...

Gordon bucks fees trend

Kim WatersGeelong’s Gordon Institute of TAFE has bucked a trend of declining enrolments following a controversial State Government student fees hike last year, according...

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Try your hand with a ball and mallet

Belmont Croquet Club will open its courts up to the public to come and try the sport to celebrate World Croquet Day.  The free event will...