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56 jobs Alcoa jobs to go in restructure

Peter FaragoFIFTY-SIX workers at Alcoa Australia Rolled Products (AARP) will lose their jobs when the company closes one of two Point Henry ingot casting...

Thirsty work

Andrew MathiesonINDUSTRY in the region will fall into line under tougher penalties for water wasters. But they will only be slugged a $1000 fine...

Program overdue

Peter FaragoA MIDWIFERY support group has called on Australian Nursing Federal and Barwon Health to solve an impasse preventing a new care system being...

Kevin says hello to corporate world

Andrew MathiesonKEVIN Panozza isn’t your normal boss. His ascension to the top of the corporate world has been, well, unconventional. Nobody would have imagined it, not...

Institure opens chapter in city development

Peter FaragoA MOVE by Victoria’s peak lobbyist for developers to set up in Geelong show’s the city’s importance as a major regional centre, according...

Family ties for Port in Torquay

Jane EmerickWHILE Torquay rallies behind the Cats for tomorrow’s grand final, one local family will be proudly barracking for Port Adelaide. Jan Juc footballer Travis...

Howard all smiles

Jane EmerickBY JANE EMERICK PRIME Minister John Howard shook hands, cooed at babies and smiled at protestors yesterday at an Ocean Grove community meeting. The PM...

Report sparks barrel claims

THE FEDERAL Government had shelved life-saving medical imaging technology for seven years before using it to “pork barrel” in marginal electorates like Corangamite, according...

Top Cats stay

Andrew MathiesonTRIUMPHANT Cats president Frank Costa wants to stay on for another three-year term amid the euphoria of the club’s drought-breaking premiership. Mr Costa told...

Thieving parents use child decoys

Jane EmerickAdults are using children as young as five to shoplift in Geelong, according to traders. Several businesses contacted the Independent this week with complaints...

Cats heroes on parade

Andrew MathiesonGEELONG’S newest premiership heroes can do no wrong. All week they have ruled the town. One of them – Cameron Ling – was even made...

100 Labor MPs advisors on way to Torquay

Jane EmerickTorquay is set for a minor economic windfall from State Government politicians and their staff. Around 100 Victorian Labor caucus members including Premier John...

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....