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Abbott escapes death to discuss road safety

Alex de VosFederal opposition leader Tony Abbott almost died on his way to inspect a “perilous” section of the Princes Highway at Winchelsea on...

Head-on kills driver blast fear at Anakie smash site

Jessica BentonEmergency services workers warned Anakie residents to stay in their homes after a fatal collision spilled a dangerous cocktail of fuel and fertiliser...

Chooks versus homes

Andrew MathiesonArmstrong Creek residents could have chickens for neighbours after removal of a traditional buffer requirement, according to concerned farmers. Victorian Farmers Federation chicken meat...

Hikes hit local pubs

Jessica BentonLiquor licensing fee hikes to cut down on alcohol-fuelled violence have hit Bellarine Peninsula hotels the hardest, according to owners. Publicans say they will...

Tourism project gets to the point

Jessica BentonTHE REGION’S tourism boss has welcomed plans to turn Lake Connewarre’s Taits Point into a tourist attraction. Geelong Otway Tourism executive director Roger Grant...

Jack’s at the crease

Andrew MathiesonJACK Sing rarely ventures to the cricket these days but this moment was worth the wait. One of Geelong cricket’s last gentlemen stood patiently...

Wham, pram, not you ma’am open for debate

Andrew MathiesonA month-long public debate in Geelong about whether prams should be allowed inside homes open for inspection has left real estate agents considering...

Centenary a high point for school

Jessica BentonWHILE Victorian students lamented the start of the first term of the year last week, Geelong’s oldest state secondary school celebrated a milestone. Geelong...

Traders spark drive for fines

Andrew MathiesonA push for extra shoppers has prompted plans for more parking fines in central Geelong this year, according to City Hall. City local laws...

Catholics on course for record day

Andrew MathiesonA RACE meeting founded to raise money for Geelong Catholic schools more than 100 years ago is set to exceed its humble beginnings. Organisers...

Animal job likely for wayward Cat

Andrew MathiesonA SOFTER, cuddlier Mathew Stokes could restore his shattered public image hugging animals, according to Geelong Football Club’s president. Frank Costa said working with...

Fears for safety of children outside Corio school

Alex de VosA bus driver has demanded school-zone speed limits on a section of Purnell Road amid rising fears for the safety of children...

It’s market time

Little Malop Street central is set for a massive transformation this Saturday with the inaugural Geelong City Market. It is incredibly gratifying to see our...

Wild winds ruin Cup