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Ring road clears up our worst bottleneck

Alex de VosGeelong’s ring road has unclogged the city’s peak-hour bottleneck on Latrobe Terrace, according to Vicroads. Project manager Tony Hedley said anecdotal evidence...

Campaign aims for jobs to Belong in Geelong

Jessica BentonA new campaign plans to drum up business and outside interest in Geelong through marketing and social networking on the internet. Belong in Geelong...

Minister told: Quit over trains

Jessica BentonVictoria’s Transport Minister should quit after 33 consecutive months of late Geelong trains, according to the opposition. Shadow public transport minister Terry Mulder said...

Backlash over gay kids’ night

Alex de VosChurch leaders and family groups have slammed a ratepayer-funded gay youth night in Geelong. City of Greater Geelong is set to host the...

Lions roar against order to disband Geelong club

Jessica BentonMembers of a Geelong Lions club have slammed the organisation’s governing body for closing their branch. Lions Club International told Bell Post Hill members...

Riders demand lanes

Alex de VosTorquay cyclists and schools have called on Surf Coast Shire and Vicroads to introduce special bike lanes after reporting a spike in...

The Flying Pastor

Andrew MathiesonFLYING a contraption that resembles an oversized stork making a delivery, one of God’s messengers does his best work in the sky. Few get...

City seeks $13m Leisurelink loan

Andrew MathiesonCity Hall is seeking a loan of nearly $13 million to pay for Geelong’s Leisurelink project. But councillor Andrew Katos, who holds council’s finance...

Lara in housing bid win

Alex de VosA controversially proposed subdivision near Lara’s Serendip Sanctuary could go ahead after Geelong’s council approved a new plan guiding release of residential...

Study: ETS price 650 Geelong jobs

Alex de VosMore than 650 jobs will be lost in the Geelong region under Federal Government’s proposed carbon emissions trading scheme, according to a...

Surf Coast literary festival to bubble with cultures

Alex de VosJapanese immigrant Marumi Smith will take centre stage when an annual Surf Coast literary festival adopts its first emphasis on multiculturalism next...

Bid for glass jobs

Andrew MathiesonUNIONS are backing a plan to buy out a North Geelong glass plant to keep the skills of more than 70 workers in...

Janice a local hero

A Geelong woman has been recognised with a national award for more than three decades of providing meals to people in need. Janice...