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They make my dahlia

Andrew MathiesonThe last of the buses finally pulls out of the gravel driveway and for another year Australia’s largest dahlias farm can breathe a...

Stockland project to generate 2000 jobs, says Madden

Approval of a controversial residential project has cleared the way to create 2000 jobs, according to Planning Minister Justin Madden. Mr Madden said the $330...

Volunteers at ‘lowest’ for children’s charity

Kim WatersA national charity putting smiles on the faces of dying and seriously ill children is struggling with a plunge in volunteers around the...

Anna and Adam prepare to step into the lights of Star Search gig

Performing under the big lights on centre stage is part of life for Highton students Anna Ballinger and Adam Di Martino. While Anna and Adam...

Diabetes study brings biotech dream closer drug hopes excite boffins

Andrew MathiesonGEELONG is leading the world in producing a drug to tackle a rising diabetes epidemic. Researchers hope a series of clinical tests will prove...

Stokes says sorry after coke ruling

Alex de VosCats premiership player Mathew Stokes has walked away from Geelong Magistrates’ Court without conviction after pleading guilty to a cocaine charge. The 25-year-old...

Our own master chef to take on Sydney challenge

Alex de VosA leading Geelong chef is set to take on the nation’s best culinary masters at Australia’s own version of renowned Japanese television...

Corio seat ‘to go east’ in proposal

Kim WatersA push to expand the boundaries of the Federal seat of Corio could force Geelong voters to share their electorate with residents of...

Bike trip ‘backpedal’

Andrew MathiesonA ratepayer-funded tourism body will pay airfare costs to send a Geelong councillor to California. But tourism and major events portfolio-holder Bruce Harwood has...

Gordon TAFE unveils new library, revised brand image

Cutting edge technology, funky furniture and striking geometrical design wowed staff and students this week at the launch of a new library for Geelong’s...

City retailer caught in recall scare

Alex de VosAuthorities have seized more than 10,000 “dodgy” toys and baby products from a discount retailer with a store in Geelong following a...

Fee ‘hike’ to leave tip users down in dumps

Andrew MathiesonThe cost of dumping rubbish at City of Greater Geelong tips is set to rise up to 50 per cent in July under...

Standing in solidarity

Hundreds gathered together at the break of dawn on July 7 to stand with Wadawurrung Traditional Owners in collaboration with Barwon Coast for a...

Food, glorious food