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City to spend $11,000 on two trips overseas

Hamish HeardRatepayers will pick up the tab for two globetrotting councillors and a couple of City Hall bureaucrats when they spend at least $11,000...

Labor preselection

Karen Hart and Andrew MathiesonTwo hands have gone up to take on former Geelong mayor Peter McMullin for Labor preselection in the Liberal seat...

Council and tribunal gazump servos plans

Hamish HeardThe state’s planning tribunal has ruined a Geelong petroleum company’s controversial plans for a bypass service station, fuelling jubilation among nearby residents. The...

Finally, clouds in sight for growers

Jane EmerickFarmers across the Geelong region are welcoming May rain that experts predict to top the average this month. Geelong Weather Services Lindsay Smail said...

Third dies after freeway smash

The third victim of a Princes Freeway head-on collision has died in hospital. The 19-year-old Point Cook man died in Royal Melbourne Hospital on Wednesday...

Frank’s men to vote on proposal

Andrew MathiesonCouncillors who accepted campaign donations from Geelong Football Club president Frank Costa have vowed to vote on his controversial proposal for a homemaker...

Cats in unfamiliar territory

Andrew MathiesonA NEW ground and unfamiliar surroundings provide the biggest threats to derailing Geelong’s early season momentum. The Cats have bounced back from an earlyseason...

TV channel all go as hits on website build

Hamish HeardGeelong’s first TV station has won recognition as a world leader in internet television broadcasting a month after its launch. GOTV director Adam Tribe...

Butts targeted as indoor ban approaches

By Geelong Story UpdatesA new campaign hopes to combat an expected surge in cigarette butt litter across the region when a ban on smoking...

Society could become history without home

Karen HartTORQUAY Historical Society could fold if it fails to find a permanent home soon, according to its president. Spencer Leighton said members were “dropping...

Kindy ”lunch Nazis”

Hamish Heard“Lunchbox Nazis” are confiscating snacks such as fruit juice and muesli bars from kinder kids’ lunchboxes in a pilot program enforcing healthy eating. An...

He’s putting some pork on our forks

Andrew MathiesonPOMP and ceremony is all in a night’s work for Erik Hemmann. The owner and head chef at the Rheingold cellar restaurant changes into...

Putting for inclusivity

The genU Adventure team partnered with Golf Australia to run an all-abilities Golf Clinic for genU clients to kick of the Vic Open. Independent...