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Emmaline’s tricky hoops and dreams

Andrew MathiesonTWIRLING a hula-hoop in the schoolyard will never be the same again once kids see Emmaline MacArtney’s circle of tricks. For the mesmerising 30-year-old,...

Pill camera arrives in city

Alex de VosForget fasting, sedation and hospitalisation to detect intestinal problems – new technology has finally arrived in Geelong to make the procedure as...

Rowers seeks council, federal cash

Jessica BentonGEELONG’S oldest rowing club is in talks with council and MPs to secure funding to save its crumbling home. Barwon Rowing Club secretary Lyn...

Rule abused to create views

Alex de VosProperty owners are abusing new fire safety laws to create sea views for their Surf Coast homes, according to community groups. The allegation...

Bypass set for holiday snarls

Andrew MathiesonVISITING motorists face long delays heading to the Surf Coast this summer amid work on the fourth stage of Geelong’s bypass, Vicroads has...

Elderly abandoned as home collapses

Jessica BentonAlmost 30 elderly Drysdale residents face an anxious search for accommodation after their nursing home announced it would close. Voluntary administrator Delloite will oversee...

Councillors get pay rise

Andrew MathiesonCOUNCILLORS across the region will pocket another pay rise 12 months after voting themselves the maximum increase to their part-time allowances. The wage boost...

Choir women make a scene for their nude calendar

Jessica BentonProminent Geelong landmarks feature as backdrops for a risqué nude calendar. Geelong Harmony Chorus members in all shapes and sizes have posed for the...

Permit set but wheel to stay in Melbourne

Andrew MathiesonA GIANT skywheel flagged for Geelong’s waterfront this summer will instead operate on the banks of Melbourne’s Yarra River for the next 12...

Anger grows over dive site

Jessica BentonA new dive site off Barwon Heads has become a cash cow for State Government, according to an opposition MP. Upper House Member for...

Murder probe seeks Monaro tips

Alex de VosPolice have appealed for information about the movements of a silver Holden Monaro linked to the shooting death of Corio father Brock...

Council cracks down on alfresco pets dog-gone dining

Andrew MathiesonWALKING rover to a cafe to sit down together at a table for a coffee could soon be a thing of the past...

Small profit for BCH

Bellarine Community Health (BCH) returned a modest surplus for the financial year it announced at its annual general meeting. Excluding depreciation, capital income and gains...

Geelong water boost

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