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Developer lobby sets up in region

Victoria’s peak lobbyist for developers is moving into Geelong after judging the region as the “biggest development front” in Australia. Urban Development Institute of Australia’s...

O’Connor coy after independent filming

Andrew MathiesonOUTGOING Corio Labor MP Gavan O’Connor has made a cameo appearance in a political film about an independent candidate but refuses to say...

Fluoride indemnity shocks water quality group

Legal indemnity for Barwon Water against claims related to fluoridation left a community group in “shock” yesterday, according to a spokesperson. David McRae said Barwon...

Flesh-eating bug bites back

Andrew MathiesonTEACHERS have been forced to keep St Leonards kids indoors away from mosquitoes during school breaks amid fears of a flesh-eating bug. The...

Safety forum funding hope

Jane EmerickA community forum on safety could lead to federal funding for more closed-circuit cameras in central Geelong, according to a spokesperson for the...

The old man and the sea

Andrew MathiesonNO ONE knows the tales of the sea quite like 85-year-old Bill Huggins. The Ocean Grove RSL sub-branch president has seen young men die...

Confucius say, this band really has soul

Jane EmerickAccording to Kid Confucius, the word ‘soul’ gets thrown around a lot. But Andrew Guirguis, the MC and guitarist for the eight-member soul band,...

Club told on cash

Jane EmerickBy Jane Emerick Torquay Golf Club members have slammed the club’s managers for failing to act on warnings of missing money months ago. Police are...

Taxi boss calls Torquay talks

Jane EmerickGeelong Taxi Network boss Peter Valentine has called a meeting with Torquay businesses and officials to work on solving the town’s shortage of...

Cats shine for date with destiny

AN ESTIMATED crowd of 10,000 people flocked to Skilled Stadium yesterday to witness Geelong go through its final paces before tomorrow’s grand final against...

Labor bypass pledge

Jane EmerickLABOR yesterday committed $62.5 million to fund stage 4a of Geelong’s bypass. Shadow transport and roads minister Martin Ferguson made the announcement yesterday at...

Warning to revellers

GEELONG’S police chief warned grand final revellers that anti-social behaviour would not be tolerated. Superintendent Andrew Allen said police would launch a massive operation in...

Pedalling towards road safety

Students across Greater Geelong can continue to learn about bike and road safety through a community initiative aimed at saving lives on the road....