My Geelong with Ruvimbo Sinamai
Geelong’s Ruvimbo Sinamai recently started genU’s Allied Health Graduate Program, which will allow her to grow on her support work experience. Jena Carr spoke...
Golden Plains announces interim CEO
Golden Plains Shire Council has announced the appointment of an interim boss after the resignation of its chief executive officer in February.
Steven Sagona will...
Safe At Home in Geelong
A state-first trial has come to Geelong to help women and children experiencing family violence to stay at home and in their community safely....
Out & about
Early autumn this year feels more like summer and Independent photographer Ivan Kemp took the opportunity to head to the Geelong waterfront on Tuesday...
By Cr Stretch Kontelj
Central Geelong’s key players and decision makers came together on Tuesday to provide insights and ideas that will shape the future of our CBD.
The...
Vitara has run its race
The Suzuki Vitara occupies a special place in Australian off-road folklore.
It used to be able to go anywhere the big 4x4s like Patrol and...
Making Spring Creek female-friendly
Torquay’s Spring Creek Recreation Reserve will soon be more female-friendly, with designs for the change rooms and public toilets redevelopment underway.
An architect...
From the Archives
16 years ago
March 13, 2009
A “significant” rise in crime has prompted police to launch a series of operations around Geelong, the city’s top cop...
Community calendar
Ballroom dance
Leopold Hall, Leopold Hall, 805-809 Bellarine Hwy, Saturday March 15, 7.30pm-11pm, $10 includes supper, music Ben.
■ 0400-500 402
Chess clubs
Ocean Grove, Tuesdays at...
Helping those who need it most
Geelong’s biggest local charity fundraiser is about to kick off for another year.
Community foundation Give Where You Live’s Give Geelong Appeal begins today, running...
‘Significant’ aqueduct to be dismantled
A century-old Geelong icon of engineering will soon cease to exist after extensive investigations into its conservation concluded its collapse was unavoidable.
The Barwon River...
Cats tour house of hope
A spectacular two-storey home at Mount Duneed will go to a no-reserve auction to raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital Appeal.
The auction is...
From the Archives
17 years ago
March 20, 2008
Aboriginal artefacts will delay housing developments around Geelong and add thousands to the cost of new homes, according to a...
