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Joy looks forward to making a change

Graduating VCE student Joy Im knows exactly where she wants her career to take her. Joy was named dux of Geelong Lutheran College (GLC) this...

Park fills with Christmas cheer

Carols in the Park was back on Sunday 14 December and Ocean Grove Park was packed with Christmas cheer. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp captured...

Lights and sirens for Christmas

Santa will be making a special appearance as he rides into Portarlington on a fire truck for a free family-friendly carols event. Portarlington...

Windows to diversity

A public display of diversity is being showcased on Geelong’s Yarra Street. Windows of the World is a joint collaboration between Cultura and the City...

World-class exhibition in Geelong

Geelong’s National Wool Museum is currently exhibiting the internationally acclaimed Wildlife Photographer of the Year, direct from the Natural History Museum, London. The exhibition showcases extraordinary...

ATAR results released

Students across Geelong and the Bellarine have received their official VCE results, with schools proud to announce their highest achievers. Thousands of...

Mount Duneed rec reserve set to progress

Geelong council will seek funding for the second stage of Sovereign Drive Recreation Reserve. Council adopted a master plan to guide the next stage of...

Enjoy a Christmas party

The region’s biggest Christmas Morning Tea will return to Hamlyn Heights next week with food, music, activities and a visit from the jolly man...

Driving towards more wildlife signs

Surf Coast Shire residents could be driving past more wildlife signs following concerns over safety risks posed to kangaroos and the community. Traffic...

Safer cycling for Surf Coast

Cyclists across Surf Coast Shire can participate in a free council trial to help make the region’s roads more bike-friendly. Two hundred local...

Two more ‘lifers’ ticked off

The unseasonably cool weather has largely continued in the beginning of summer, which has been quite pleasant. Luckily, I’ve had a few days where...

Time for reflection

As we race towards the end of the year, it feels like a good time to slow down for a breath and look back...

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...

Rev in the new year