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Cops in hunt for ‘serial flasher’

Alex de VosA “serial flasher” is masturbating in front of passers by at Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads beaches, police have warned. Bellarine Police Acting...

Charity post

Andrew MathiesonWHEN is a full-time job not a job? When you don’t get paid, of course, and when you’re having too much fun. Paul Kimber is...

TAX restarts but stink still mystery

By Geelong Story UpdatesWork resumed on Geelong’s $80 million TAC building yesterday but the source of a stink that drove workers off site remained...

Liberals: new shire could pay own way

Alex de VosA Bellarine Peninsula council would have plenty of revenue to pay its way, according to Liberal party estimates. The party’s local government spokesperson,...

Plans for market and museum at Rose site

Karen HartTHE operator of North Geelong’s Mill Markets wants to set-up shop on the site of Jan Juc’s Rose Restaurant. Ian Ballis said his...

Movers & Shakers

Beaut ute Booming sales at a Geelong paint store have netted the proprietor a brand new $30,000 Holden ute. Darby’s Paint Place edged out more than...

House blossoms at autumn open day

Jane EmerickWhile leaves fall outside, Torquay’s Spring Creek Community House is jumping with ideas to improve the mind, body and spirit. Coordinator Laura Connor said...

Squeeze on homes

Hamish HeardHouseholds in the Geelong region are under increasing stress as families struggle to find cash for mortgage and rental payments, according to latest...

Govt baulks at meeting Bypass ‘snub’

Andrew MathiesonVICROADS snubbed a public meeting on plans for the third stage of the Geelong’s bypass. Organiser John Lambert accused the road authority of failing...

Desalination plan. $120m bid to boost supply

Hamish HeardA private company is planning a $120 million water desalination plant with the potential to sustain a billion-dollar industry surrounding Geelong, a former...

Churches go to war in a test of strength

Which is Geelong’s strongest faith? The answer might be revealed at Geelong’s inaugural Inter-Church Tug of War Competition tomorrow. Bell Post Hill’s Covenant College will run...

Desalination plan. $120m bid to boost supply

Hamish HeardA private company is planning a $120 million water desalination plant with the potential to sustain a billion-dollar industry surrounding Geelong, a former...

New program for young writers

A local author and youth worker has launched a new not-for-profit program to help young and disadvantaged writers in the Geelong and Bellarine area. Zeb...

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