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FINALLY FRIDAY: Illumination for Customs

JOHN VAN KLAVERENGEELONG'S iconic Customs House will become a canvas for artists as part of a Courthouse Arts project. The artists will use multi-media...

‘Tag’ block to Deakin funds

KIM WATERSFEDERAL classification of Geelong as a “major city” could lock Deakin University out of a $500 million investment fund, a Victorian Government frontbencher...

Footballers game for match in Africa

Getting their kicks: Lowell Hunter and Ricky Kildea will travel to Mozambique for an Africa Games demonstration match. KIM WATERSTWO Geelong aboriginal footballers will...

JOIN THE CLUB: Movies in the Red

JOHN VAN KLAVERENTWO friends were sitting in a Geelong bar and decided to start a film society because it sounded like fun at the...

Dual sting for honey makers

Busy bees: John Edmonds tends a hive. JOHN VAN KLAVERENAN IMPORTED parasite and a state park lock-out are threatening the viability of Geelong’s...

AFL program in ‘bullying’ claims

ERIN PEARSONA CONTROVERSIAL team-building program used for AFL clubs is behind an outbreak of bullying complaints at Geelong’s The Gordon institute, according to Australian...

Farrell ‘code’ investigations

JOHN VAN KLAVERENINVESTIGATORS are probing whether Geelong councillor Jan Farrell broke her own code of conduct for councillors when she provided a reference for...

Customers queue up at Dimmeys opening

Opening up: Manager Graham Lewis outside Dimmeys Geelong on Wednesday. JOHN VAN KLAVERENCUSTOMER response to the reopening of budget retailer Dimmeys in central Geelong...

Guy, City at loggerheads on lapsed height controls

JOHN VAN KLAVERENSTATE Planning Minister Matthew Guy and City of Greater Geelong have blamed each other for the city’s 7.5-metre residential height control lapsing. The...

EPA probes mysterious ‘poisoning’ of Corio creek

Dead: Alan Marshall at the creek where he previously collected live bait..JOHN VAN KLAVERENA STEAD Park stormwater drain once teeming with life appears to...

Court ‘ups ante’ over island war protesters

KIM WATERSGEELONG'S court has “upped the ante” on punishing Afghanistan war protestors, according to peace activists demonstrating at Queenscliff this week. Anti-war activists Paul...

$10,000 Icon for Geelong competition ready to open

Start thinking: Tony Galpin, Deakin’s Hisham Elkadi and Andrew Senia launch the Icon for Geelong competition. ENTRIES for a competition to design an international...

‘Drove him crazy’: man kills scooter rider over affair

A jealous man killed a former close friend after being driven "crazy" over his girlfriend's affair with him. Following his release from prison for an...