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$4.3b rail plan ‘set to unlink’ Werribee and Geelong stops

Andrew MathiesonSTATE Government’s Regional Rail Link plan will stop commuter services between Geelong and Werribee, according to a public transport lobby. Public Transport Users Association’s...

Northern school programs well-being into lives of students, families

Andrew MathiesonA SERIES of programs lifting students marks at a “community” school in Geelong’s northern suburbs could provide a model to revolutionise education, according...

Rail push for Avalon

Andrew MathiesonAVALON Airport should have a rail link to Melbourne to ensure Victoria is Australia’s national entry point, according to the state’s peak business...

Lions award for Ben’s roar talent

Erin PearsonA SPEECH on addiction to money has won Christian College student Ben McCarthy Torquay Lions Club’s Youth of the Year award. The 16-year-old...

Good Friday ‘failure’

Erin PearsonDIRECTORS have rejected a controversial bid for Torquay to host Victoria Football League’s first Good Friday match. VFL football operations manager John Hook told...

Wane’s Wheels: Replica teardrop replaces the tent

Bed on wheels: Wayne Isbister shows off the little teardrop caravan that is easy to tow and covenient to set up. Pictures: Tommy...

Lethal tips Cats flag at September UDIA meet

Footy fever: Chris Butler, Leigh Matthews and Tony De Domenico at the UDIA luncheon last week.Kim WatersFootball legend Leigh Matthews has put aside the...

The evolution of John

New faces: John Butler Trio plays in Geelong this month.Erin PearsonA JOURNEY of change will bring a new-look John Butler Trio to Geelong this...

Lib concedes ‘most-marginal’ seat

Andrew MathiesonLIBERAL candidate Sarah Henderson has conceded defeat with the observation that Corangamite is now “arguably” Australia’s most-marginal federal seat. Ms Henderson issued a statement...

Local Legend: Girls’ guiding light

Girl power: Jill Jeffrey has followed a long family path through the Girl Guides movement. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 53017Andrew MathiesonCONFESSING an involvement only by...

Glassing cut back

Uncut: Madeline Baldwin fills hardened glasses at Lambys. Kim Waters and Erin PearsonGEELONG could provide an example to help Melbourne save $30,000 on a...

Spit ‘growing’ as new bridges built

Big spit: A build-up of sand on Ocean Grove Spit, looking back toward work on the bridge replacement project. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 53080Andrew MathiesonOcean...

Signs of fun

Through the Streets of Your Town is now open at Geelong Gallery to give kids a fun chance to explore the world around them....