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Centre bid set ‘on four sites’

Andrew MathiesonAN OVERSIZED car park with bay views is the preferred site for Geelong’s proposed convention centre. Government and lobby organisations are flagging Deakin University’s...

Warm, wet outlook as winter descends on city

Alex de VosA distinct chill may be in the air with the change of seasons but there’s no need to stock up on extra...

Coast retreat option

Kim WatersA survey is asking the region’s coastal residents whether they would give up their homes in a “planned retreat” from rising seas. The CSIRO...

Opponents attack Port super plans

Kim WatersA new supermarket at Portarlington would cause traffic and parking problems, according to potential competitors. They have slammed the proposal for inadequate car parking...

‘Bathhouse’ push residents back open space plan

Kim WatersPlans for a replica sulphur bathhouse on Clifton Springs’ last remaining open space have the backing of residents, according to a community group. A...

Ratepayers launch coast takeover bid spend on works, not wages, says letter to state...

Alex de VosSurf Coast ratepayers have ordered a complete takeover of the region’s coastal manager amid concerns of “bureaucracy building” and “unnecessary” spending. In letter...

Disabled have a ball on a starry Friday night in city

John Van KlaverenThe dream of becoming a debutante became a reality for a group of people with disabilities at a presentation ball last week. The...

‘You have to be prepared to give people a go’ Tigers in his tank

John Van KlaverenLiving in the lee of the Geelong cement works has never been a concern for Bill Caldow. The 30-year “cementies” veteran enjoyed being...

Line on track to public path

Kim WatersA disused rail line snaking through Geelong to Fyansford should become a path for pedestrians and cyclists, according to a Geelong councillor. Eddy Kontelj...

Trail cross fears

Kim WatersA series of near-misses has sparked calls for a pedestrian crossing on the Bellarine Rail Trail at Drysdale, according to residents. Residents and horse...

Stages of sale set to create home theatres in Geelong

Alex de VosLocal theatre buffs will be able to get their hands on pieces of stage memorabilia when Geelong’s Courthouse Art Centre sells its...

Residents in push ‘to take control of coast’

Alex de VosSurf Coast ratepayers have ordered a complete takeover of the region’s coastal manager amid concerns of “bureaucracy building” and “unnecessary” spending. In letter...

Around the grounds

We go around the grounds from matches played in Geelong Cricket Association senior women's on Sunday 16 November. WOMEN’S SENIOR CRICKET Sunday 16 November A Grade Barwon...