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It’s summer – time for a barbie

It’s summer, which means many things, but one of the best parts of the season is having a good old-fashioned Aussie barbecue. The sizzle of...

Hyundai eye on the future

Ever been eyeballed by a car? Recently, while picking up a Hyundai test vehicle, I had the strange feeling the eyes (aka round headlamps...

Outsmart parcel pirates

As parcel volumes surge ahead, Australia Post is urging Australians to be on high alert as this time of year tends to see a...

Check before you gift it

As Victorians start ticking off their Christmas shopping lists, fire and safety authorities are urging everyone to think safety first when buying lithium-ion battery...

10 Best Australian Christmas Books for Kids

Looking for the perfect gift for little readers this Christmas? Reading Out of Poverty (ROOP), a national charity supporting early childhood literacy, has curated...

Dog’s Breakfast for ‘hoodies’

Wagging tails and hungry stomachs will be able to go down to Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club for a food and conservation event....

Monitoring mozzies

As the weather begins to heat up, people across the Surf Coast are being encouraged to help prevent mosquitoes from breeding around the home....

Summer by the Sea

People can explore some of the best beaches that the Bellarine has to offer with free activities through the Summer by the Sea program....

A real festive buzz

With a week until Christmas Day, our city is sparkling with colour and that unmistakable festive buzz. People are out and about making the most...

Oriental plover a huge attraction

There’s been some great birds seen around Geelong over the past few weeks. Ocean Grove locals George and Chrissy spotted a very unusual bird...

High quality, bargain price

Yet another new name for Australian buyers to grapple with, Jaecoo is one of three sub-brands from the Chinese Chery brand. Chery is the leading...

From the archives

18 years ago 21 December, 2007 A funding shortfall of at least $25 million has cast doubt over a pre-election promise of a recycling plant to...

Call to include pets in bushfire plans

RSPCA Victoria and CFA are calling on Victorians to include pets in their bushfire survival plans, as Victoria faces an increased risk of fires...