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Bequest for stroke research

By Luke Voogt Belmont’s Nancy Jagger hopes her bequest to the Stroke Foundation will one day get lifesaving research over the line. Nancy made the...

This Girl’s on fire

By Luke Voogt Veteran Australian performer Rachael Beck will celebrate her career and new album This Girl with her latest solo show in Geelong next...

Top role for ‘shy’ boy

By Luke Voogt Geelong’s Robert Tripolino battled bullies and rejection to pursue his childhood love of dance. But his persistence would instead see him become an...

Boost for performing arts

Another 100 construction jobs are about to begin in central Geelong after a Melbourne firm won a contract to redevelop the city’s performing arts...

‘DNA’ key to cutting crime

Police launched an Australia-first burglary prevention trial - the brainchild of Geelong’s top cop - in Norlane on Tuesday. Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Tess Walsh...

Fence failings

By Luke Voogt A Grovedale woman has won a two-year legal battle with a local company after it built a “defective” fence around her property. The...

Partners in pedalling

By Mandy Oakham Geelong cyclists are wheely, wheely happy about a new $1.4 million facility which will provide a new home base for the region’s...

Call to bring finals home

By Mandy Oakham Geelong football fans are manning up to prove they will bleed blue and white for their beloved cats. Supporters are angry with a...

Books are child’s play

Book Week celebrations kicked off in style at Child’s Play with staff and students donning whacky outfits from the children’s favourite stories. Karren Canny, Bec...

Overlords to monitor new councillors

By Luke Voogt The State Government plans to monitor Geelong’s new council are “a massive vote of no confidence” in the city’s residents, according to...

Rejection blow for rehab clinic

By Luke Voogt A rehab business has failed to win funding for an “innovative” private-public clinic from the State Government. Habitat Therapeutics director Jim Tatlock met...

Agonies of alcohol

By Luke Voogt When Mary* stabbed her husband in a drunken blackout in 1982, it ended her drinking for good. “I’m very lucky that I didn’t...

Pirates rebound from close loss

After a thrilling one-shot loss to Belmont in round 4, Portarlington rebounded strongly against north Bellarine neighbour St Leonards in a match that didn’t...