Luring customers central to plan for Gilbert Street traders
Gilbert Street traders are set to join forces to give their shopping strip a new lease on life ahead of a retail precinct opening...
Dogfights on river: Signs to go after clashes
Alex de VosCity Hall will pull down “misleading” signs in a riverside recreation area amid rising reports of angry clashes between users confused about...
Sea pilots welcome revweiw of operations
Andrew MathiesonQUEENSCLIFF’S Sea Pilots say they have nothing to hide from a government inquiry into the state of Victorian marine pilotage.
But Port Phillip Sea...
Mmm, chocolate distribution rights
A Geelong entrepreneur will have to be quick on his feet when three tonnes of fine Belgian chocolates arrive at his doorstep in less...
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...
MP: Libs plan to dump on us
Peter FaragoSTATE Opposition has a secret plan to build a toxic waste dump near Geelong, according to Member for Geelong Province John Eren.
Mr Eren,...
Making Millions
Hamish HeardThe amount of home owners sitting on million-dollar-plus residential properties in City of Greater Geelong has more than doubled in the past two...
Growth set to deliver ”new Torquay school”
Jane EmerickTorquay could be in line for another primary school, a Department of Eduction spokesperson has told the Independent.
The spokesperson said the department was...
Fluoride to reach full dose
Hamish HeardState Government is set to give Geelong’s storages water a full dose of fluoride after the city’s supply is linked to Melbourne’s, according...
Trial for biolsolids project
By Hamish HeardBarwon Water will begin drying recycled sewage sludge at a trial facility next week ahead of building a $30 million plant at...
On the scrap heap
Hamish HeardFifty workers lost their jobs and $1.8 million in entitlements when a Breakwater car parts manufacturer closed yesterday.
Furious Coghlan Russell Engineering workers made...
RSL to discuss merger
Karen HartMerger plans are on the table for two Bellarine Peninsula sub-branches of the RSL.
The Ocean Grove sub-branch, which has around 110 members, will...
From the archives
18 years ago
November 9, 2007
Thugs face life-time bans after Geelong nightclubs rollout permanent ID scanners next week, nightlife association chairman Darren Holroyd told the...
