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Love of antiques

Andrew MathiesonBIG BOYS’ toys for the Rosenbergs have been antiques even when father and son were both still little boys. Collecting big bearskins was an...

Heritage on shows

Jessica BentonTHE CULTURAL heritage of Geelong will come alive this weekend for a traditional festival. National Trust Geelong region president Jennifer Bantow said Heritage Festival...

Boxing ring on the cards for Bells Beach next year

Andrew MathiesonA TORQUAY boxing trainer wants to stage boxing bouts on Bells Beach during next year’s Rip Curl Pro. The ambitious plan is to bring...

Trees get a good drink

Andrew MathiesonENDANGERED trees have been thrown a lifeline and are thriving amid the ongoing drought that has threatened to kill Geelong’s century-old heritage. City Hall...

Government proposes better access to housing

Jessica BentonTHE ELDERLY and people with disabilities will be the winners of a government initiative to provide better accessibility to new homes. The Brumby Government’s...

Play to re-create the beginnings of local footy

Andrew MathiesonPUBS are always a natural meeting places for footy clubs, but for Geelong, theirs was history-changing. In 1860, Geelong’s players started out kicking a...

CFA cadet has fire in the belly

Alex de VosJunior CFA volunteer Levi Wells can’t wait to showcase his firefighting skills to judges at the Australian National Fire Cadet Championships in...

Bells surprises

Alex de VosLike the biblical sands, Bells Beach has been the scene where David has triumphed over Goliath. On more than one occasion, the top...

ABCs to stay open

Alex de VosHUNDREDS of families can breathe a sigh of relief after receivers for ABC Learning Centres announced the three Geelong child care centres...

War veterans will be honoured with Barwon Heads memorial

Jessica BentonBARWON HEADS war veterans will be honoured with a memorial at the town’s RSL. The black marble war memorial will be added to an...

Mooring fee fear

Jessica BentonPORTARLINGTON mussel farmers fear they could suffer a similar fate to their Queenscliff neighbours who believe they are being priced out of a...

Fanning eyes off Bells

Alex de VosThe world’s number three ranked surfer Mick Fanning is following a conservative approach to tackling Australia’s most prestigious professional surfing competition. “I’m...