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Jobs on the line as Westfield work starts

Hamish HeardMORE than 100 jobs are on the line in central Geelong after Westfield Bay City ordered several retailers to pack up and move...

Be prepared

COUNTRY Fire Authority has urged residents to begin preparing for the region’s worst fire season ever. The region’s fire chief Bob Barry said taking the...

‘Guilty Party’ seeks revenge

Peter FaragoTHE Guilty Party is getting its revenge. The State Government was the first cab off the rank in the 2006 election campaign, running...

Portarlington stakeholders defen $30m harbour project

Andrew MathiesonCONCERNED stakeholders have defended Portarlington’s safe harbour project after residents slammed proposed expansion of the development. Portarlington safe harbour committee secretary Bob Gibb...

Uni merger ‘sham’ call

Hamish HeardSham consultations on Deakin University plans to merge its arts and education faculties have dealt a blow to staff morale, according to a...

Balme’s pie time to boost Geelong

Andrew MathiesonGEELONG might privately be seeking redemption tomorrow for its worst loss last season but publicly it was putting on a brave face this...

Units on the rise

Jane EmerickTorquay unit prices are among the fastest rising in the state, according to new State Government statistics. The Government revealed this week that Torquay...

Court win on Shell

Andrew MathiesonA Geelong environmental group has forced a review of a decision to give Shell more time to clean up emissions from its Corio...

CFA warning of horrific bushfires this summer. Deadly season ahead

Hamish HeardFLAMES could lick the outskirts of Torquay and Jan Juc this summer as the region’s fire chief warned of the worst bushfire season...

Clash over Lara plans

Peter FaragoA LARA developer has blamed irreconcilable differences with a ward councillor for delaying two residential estates. L Bisinella Developments said it published a fourpage...

Kids ‘at bug risk’

Alex de VosCouncil neglect threatens an outbreak of the flesh-eating Bairnsdale ulcer at St Leonards Primary School, a community group has warned. St Leonards Progress...

Mormons overcome in battle of churches

Hamish HeardA Morman show of strength has pulled the church over the line in a battle to find the region’s strongest faith. The Church...

Help tails wag this Christmas

Geelong Animal Welfare Society (GAWS) has launched its annual Christmas Appeal The not-for-profit organisation, which provides an animal shelter and veterinary clinic for stray and...