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Endangered frog jumps up in Corio backyard

Andrew MathiesonA FROG facing extinction around Geelong’s waterways has found a home in a Corio backyard. With the population of the endangered southern bell frog...

A tragedy waiting to happen call to defeat beach hoons

Andrew MathiesonA GROUP of young Geelong car enthusiasts could be the weapon this summer in the fight against hoon drivers on the city’s waterfront. But...

Port club beats plan for hotel

Jessica BentonPORTARLINGTON Bowls Club has secured a new lease, dousing fears of relocation to make way for a boutique foreshore hotel. Club president Charlie Sproal...

Fundraiser helps work-out women get it off their chests

Alex de VosA Geelong women’s gym has abandoned traditional fundraising methods with a call for members to donate bras for charity. Hundreds of bras have...

Hailey, 26, loses skin cancer fight

Jessica BentonA young Ocean Grove woman has died after a skin cancer battle. Twenty-six-year-old Hailey Begg died on Sunday surrounded by family members. Doctors diagnosed Ms...

And baby makes 80 for surprise seahorse arrival

Jessica BentonA PARENTAL role reverse has thrilled researchers at Queenscliff’s Marine Discovery Centre. Although males giving birth is normal among species of seahorse, the...

Underground rail to service new suburbs

Jessica BentonAN UNDERGROUND rail service will link a new residential growth area at Armstrong Creek with Geelong and the Surf Coast, according to a...

Tragic deaths rock the region

Alex de VosTwo tragic deaths in a fortnight have rocked the region. Resident and Oberon High School teacher Ron Thompson, 61, died on Tuesday when...

Region comes out to play for biggest day on racing calendar Cup daze

Alex de Vos and Jessica BentonAbout 16,000 “well-behaved” punters watched Ballarat-trained Leica Ding gallop to victory in Wednesday’s Geelong Cup. Legendary Australian trainer Bart Cummings...

Peninsula choir in harmony with need to express musical yearnings

Jessica BentonTHE BELLARINE Peninsula hills are alive with the sound of music after the formation of a choir. Members of Bellarine Community Choir are preparing...

Fire works demanded

Jessica BentonResidents fear the Bellarine Peninsula has been forgotten in efforts to reduce risks ahead of this summer’s bushfire season. They have demanded authorities...

Rates hurting oldies

Alex de VosSurf Coast Shire pensioners are struggling to make ends meet amid “outrageous” rate rises, according to a community group. Torquay Senior Citizens Centre’s...

200-run stand for Couta pair

An unbeaten double-century partnership got Queenscliff’s Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A1 Grade season back on track after a winless opening three rounds. Captain Hayden Illingworth...

Social housing win