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Fly the flag on Australia Day

GEELONG residents will be able to show their national pride by attending Australia Day celebrations at Rippleside. The Rippleside Park will be awash with Australian...

Slow start for bus service

Jessica BentonA TRIAL bus service between the Bellarine Peninsula and Surf Coast has got off to a slow start with limited numbers getting on...

$4.3 million expected from parking fines City to bank on fines

Andrew MathiesonGEELONG’S council is anticipating raising $4.37 million from parking fines – or $11,972 a day – from offending motorists this financial year. Fines in...

Book reveals hidden world under the bay

Alex de VosArmed with a cheap underwater camera and years of snorkelling experience, three university friends have put their passion to print, revealing the...

Rising seas legal threat council ‘at risk’

Jessica BentonGovernment experts must “get off their backsides” to protect councils from legal action over forecast sea rises from climate change, according to Borough...

Men of faith slam hotel pokies blasted

Jessica BentonTorquay religious leaders have slammed plans for gaming machines at Jan Juc’s The Beach Hotel. But hotel management has defended the pokies bid as...

The first Noel of our carols

Andrew MathiesonWHEN Noel Hooper was just a boy, passing Christmas carollers could be heard from inside the family home. He would sometimes join neighbours and...

Footpath foes get numbers

Alex de VosJan Juc residents are confident they have the numbers to scuttle Surf Coast Shire’s plan to sting them for new footpaths. Resident Steve...

Christmas trade booming in city

Alex de VosGeelong retailers have reported a surge in pre-Christmas trading. Geelong Retailers Association president Hayden Spurling said festive season trading got off to a...

Candidate defends convicted ex-councillor

Andrew MathiesonA Geelong council by-election candidate has offered support for the sacked councillor she hopes to replace. Teacher Michelle Jokic said she believed David Saunderson...

Charity feels heat as jobless numbers rise

Andrew MathiesonIncreased demand for donations in the lead-up to Christmas has left the region’s peak charity fundraiser heading toward the financial brink. United Way chief...

Volunteers lined up to help feed the needy, ‘unlike in Melbourne’

Andrew MathiesonGEELONG residents are more generous than their Melbourne counterparts in donating time to prepare and serve Christmas meals for the disadvantaged, according to...

Caravanning Around Geelong: Your Coastal Gateway To The Bellarine And Surf...

Geelong is one of those rare caravan-friendly destinations where you can do a lot without spending half your holiday behind the wheel. Set on...