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Warriors go down fighting Bentleigh

Soccer, by Josip Zilic North Geelong Warriors came to their first home match with a pep in their step after a promising start to 2017...

Brawlers in their sights

Detectives are hunting for a group of youths after a night-time brawl in Ocean Grove earlier this month. Geelong Crime Investigation Unit this week released...

A carload of trouble

Police arrested seven children and one adult when they attempted to flee from a stolen car after spotting a booze bus Sunday night. Geelong Senior...

Service never forgotten

By Luke Voogt Helen Casey’s grandmother Ethel never forgot her service, even as she grew blind and deaf towards the end of her life. “She always...

Ben’s 15 minutes of fame

By Luke Voogt South Geelong’s Ben Kenworthy has scored his national TV debut in an ABC series recording lives of Year 12 students. Ben was one...

Express plan to speed up ‘1958’ train travel

Transport advocates want express Geelong-Melbourne trains to shave up to 21 minutes off commuter trips. Local commuters should have the choice of 50-minute services stopping...

Double Take

Some Cats fans think he might have been shown the door prematurely but few would have concern for the post-footy career - or should...

Tumours can’t steal peace of mind

By Luke Voogt Barwon Heads’ Susan Cauchi lived with two “benign” brain tumours for six years before hearing the words which shook her to her...

Children ‘lead surge in crime around Geelong region’

Children are leading Geelong’s crime surge with an increase of 35 per cent in offences, according to police figures. Police recorded 1156 offences involving offenders...

Home invasion victim fears another attack

By Luke Voogt A Hamlyn Heights pensioner brutally who was assaulted at home in August is living in fear after a second attack in central...

Pack the house

By Luke Voogt Geelong’s first international cricket match is on track for a capacity crowd, the sport’s national governing body confirmed yesterday (Thursday). Cricket Australia chief...

Grandma’s fight for combat vehicle

By Luke Voogt With Geelong leaders lukewarm on lobbying to bring a $5 billion defence contract to the city, Grovedale octogenarian Robyn Seymour is stepping...

Christmas arrives early at Mirambeena Park

Armstrong Creek’s Warralily Twilight Food and Makers Festival is promising to bring early Christmas cheer to the region. Hosted by Piccadilly Market, the much-loved twilight...

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