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New idea turns mums green

Alex de VosRatepayers will foot the bill for a “distressing” theft of public property from Gilbert Street last weekend, expected to cost more than...

Science of fun

Alex de VosAfter missing out on tickets to the 2007 Falls Festival at Lorne, the boys from Sydney’s Art vs Science decided to sneak...

Store on target

Jessica BentonOCEAN GROVE residents will be able to do their Christmas shopping at the soon-to-be complete Target precinct, according to the developers. Dzine’s Michael Rus,...

From rock to metal

Alex de VosEngineers usually conform to a type – mathematically-minded, studious, geeky – a combination of hinges and straight lines, not unlike a Meccano...

Barassi back to his roots

Andrew MathiesonFOOTBALL legend Ron Barassi tells the story of cold showers and muddy grounds, well before the days he dashed around the amphitheatre of...

Collection unveiled

Alex de VosPottery collectors from around Victoria converged at Fyans Cottage Geelong on Tuesday night to launch the new Moorcroft Australian Fauna and Flora...

From backyard chook to golden egg

Alex de VosThree ambitious Geelong students are trying to turn an egg into $1 million in the name of charity. They’re not magicians, so...

Sweethearts play a score of years

Alex de VosSweethearts’ founder and director Ross Lipson has fond memories of the band’s early days. He notes the band’s performance at the 1996...

Group slams child sex sentence

Alex de VosA peak victims lobby group has lashed out at a three-month suspended sentence given to a child sex offender. Crime Victims Support Association...

Geelong’s baseball to hit a home run

Andrew MathiesonGEELONG has been earmarked for one of the franchises in a proposed national baseball league. Australian Baseball Federation chairman Mark Peters said hopes for...

Dying lake’s pong

Jessica BentonRESIDENTS and local politicians fear the “Leopold pong” emitting from Lake Connewarre could have a huge impact on the natural environment and residential...

School site revealed

Alex de VosState Government has earmarked a site in Torquay’s north for new secondary and primary schools, Surf Coast Shire has revealed. Labor Member for...

We will remember them

Remembrance day is on Tuesday 11 November. Ceremonies and wreath laying services will be held at several venues across Greater Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula, Surf Coast...

Shire diverts waste

Huge CBD crowds