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Feds hear claims of protest violence

Jessica BentonFEDERAL Police could investigate an allegedly violent protest against a wind farm forum in Colac, according to MP Darren Cheeseman. The federal member for...

Tests prove bypass noise limit broken

Jessica BentonGeelong residents are taking action to prove noise from the city’s bypass is “unbearable” for neighbouring households. Wandana Heights’ Hans Van Dorssen said his...

Traders call for retail space halt

Andrew MathiesonAN OUTSPOKEN High Street trader has backed calls for a freeze on further retail development, saying shopping centres are killing Belmont’s iconic shopping...

Golf project thwarted

Jessica BentonGEELONG councillors have halted controversial development plans at 13th Beach Golf Resort. The councillors voted this week to recommend rezoning land east of Lings...

Our Emma in trance

Alex de VosLocal musician Emma Hewitt has risen up the music industry ladder like a bullet. From humble beginnings in Geelong nightclubs to live shows...

Jocelyn makes history

Andrew MathiesonLISTENING to stories about Ned Kelly’s bushranger days, Jocelyn Grant couldn’t imagine being anywhere other than dark corners of museums to immortalise the...

Big firms win water plant jobs

Jessica BentonA CONSORTIUM of international companies has won a $90 million contract to build a new water treatment plant in Geelong’s northern suburbs. John Holland,...

Backpackers earn board in suburban garden

Andrew MathiesonA DISABLED woman is the mastermind behind a water-efficient garden giving backpackers the chance of a bed for getting their hands dirty. The North...

Battling Turnbull backs candidate

Embattled Liberal leader Malcolm Turnbull has backed his star recruit to reclaim the seat of Corangamite at the next federal election. Mr Turnbull said he...

Towns surveyed on ferry support

Jessica BentonA company is quizzing Bellarine Peninsula commuters about whether they would support a ferry service to Melbourne. Bellarine Ferry Group and Parks Victoria have...

Epic journey to fight malaria Flying Pastor centre stage

Alex de VosGliding across Australia’s red centre in the name of charity is a mission Torquay’s flying pastor has gladly accepted. Next month Rob Lithgow...

City challenge on CfG membership

Andrew MathiesonA COMMUNITY activist is attempting to take legal action against City Hall over allegations of a conflict of interest in its membership of...

Lights restart next year

Works to install traffic lights at a Torquay intersection will restart early next year, following significant service delays. Surf Coast Shire Council paused the project,...