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Dumpers reach new lows

By Luke Voogt The “worst dumping ever” at the Salvo’s North Geelong store has prompted local traders to call for increased security measures. Peter...

Top gifts for Geelong kids this Christmas

By Shannon Zaitz, Tates Toyworld Geelong West Many parents are being extra prepared this year to avoid missing out on the hottest toys for Christmas...

Geelong’s Sarahs and Michaels let the blood run freely

By Luke Voogt Sarah and Michael have emerged as the most common blood donor names in Geelong as the city’s Red Cross fights to meet...

Petrol prices to fall in pre-Christmas gift to motorists, says Geelong servo operator

By Luke Voogt Geelong motorists will get some back-pocket relief before Christmas, following a 19.4 cent price petrol price hike, according to APCO director Peter...

Falls Festival in ‘murky’ area with tickets for work, says union leader

By Luke Voogt Lorne’s Falls Festival should scrap a program paying voluntary workers with tickets amid concerns of exploitation, according to a local unions leader. “If...

Turkey’s a turn for the best after generous Grovedale pensioner’s horror year

By Luke Voogt After losing a toe and surviving prostate cancer and leukaemia this year, John Bartlett’s luck is finally turning around. The Grovedale pensioner was...

Wall-to-wall scenery in Geelong’s 3D city centre

Kids and the young at heart can have lots of fun this summer with a series of 3D wall art around central Geelong. The image...

Double Take

The boffins at Deakin University in Geelong have been producing some interesting work lately - check the breakthrough on longer-life milk elsewhere in today’s...

300 in $15m office

Work is underway on a $15 million Belmont building to house 300 staff following the merger of two of Geelong’s biggest welfare agencies. The Reynolds...

Data mining for top ATAR scores

By Luke Voogt Maths wunderkind Cameron Chandler has used his love of data to win the dux at Christian College Geelong with an ATAR of...

Ponraj discovers long life for milk

A Geelong discovery that adds five weeks to the shelf-life of milk could “absolutely change” Australia’s dairy industry, according to the man behind the...

‘Climate change’ blamed for local extinction of rare native mouse in Otways

Climate change has probably killed off an important native mouse in its Otways “home range”, according to a researcher. The New Holland mouse was last...

Investing in Greater Geelong: Tips for House Hunters

Nestled along the coast of the Corio Bay, Geelong is a city that offers small town delights as well as metropolitan heights. Only an...