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Firm cottoning on to rag trade growth

Hamish HeardFew would have thought that when 19yearold Nigel Austin took a box full of acidwash denim jackets to flog at a Geelong market...

Link for advice to schoolies says: How to get wasted

Hamish HeardA new Surf Coast Shire website to attract schoolies to Torquay directs revellers to information about “safe” use of alcohol and drugs. The shire...

Red faces in fight on wedge drop-in

Hamish HeardGeelong’s Mayor for a Day got more than he bargained for when his presence at a sensitive council meeting sparked a shouting match...

Call for councillor on charge to stand down

Hamish HeardA Geelong councillor yesterday demanded colleague David Saunderson stand down from council while he awaited a court appearance on a charge of breaking...

Geelong in bid to find gold

Hamish HeardProspectors want to search for gold in hills north-west of Geelong. Sydney firm Goldalot will begin the search if it wins a green light...

Subsidy hits queues for LPG

Andrew MathiesonWaits for auto gas conversions at local workshops have stretched out to next year in the wake of a $2000 Federal Government subsidy...

Kill bid over ‘river rabbit’

A final solution to Australia’s plague of noxious carp could flow from a Geelong laboratory. Researchers at Newcomb’s CSIRO Livestock Industries’ Australian Animal Health Laboratory...

Try this, Clarrie – a hero award

BY ANDREW MATHIESONSIXTY-three-year-old Clarrie Kerger played the boards when basketball was different to the hoopla it is today. Back then the three-point arc was a...

Expo to show it’s easy being green

Some of the region’s most energy-efficient homes and a host of sustainable housing ideas will be on show during an annual expo on the...

Golf offer slammed

Jane EmerickTorquay Golf Club members yesterday slammed a $55 million RACV takeover bid. They called the finalised offer a “sweetener” that would leave them empty...

Drawing the line on graffiti artists

Peter FargoPROPOSED State Government anti-graffiti laws rightfully target the offenders without taking property owners as collateral damage. Police Minister Bob Cameron last week extended the...

Peninsula horse riders plan city streets protest

Alex de VosRiders will lead their horses through central Geelong to protest a lack of safe riding destinations on the Bellarine Peninsula. Ocean Grove horse...

Geelong hangs on for thrilling Easter Monday win

Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell has backed his players to continue being bold with ball in hand despite a critical late turnover in Geelong's thrilling...