New mill generates jobs
A new Lara feed mill will create 20 jobs for Geelong with an estimated further 25 jobs in its freight and logistics supply chain.
Ridley...
New mill generates jobs
A new Lara feed mill will create 20 jobs for Geelong with an estimated further 25 jobs in its freight and logistics supply chain.
Ridley...
Man left bleeding after coward punch attack
An alleged coward punch has left a man with his face bloodied on the waterfront on Saturday night.
Police said two men became involved in...
Night works mean delays for some
Bridge and maintenance works on the Geelong Ring Road will create short delays for motorists at night this month.
VicRoads will close Colac-bound lanes between...
Warmer January ‘normal for 30s’
Under the Weather, by Lindsay Smail
Relatively warmer-than-average nights and days characterised Geelong temperatures during January.
Maximums averaged 25.8C compared to the 30-year mean of...
Ex-Ford factory ‘was an option’
By Luke Voogt
Two companies vying for a $5 billion defence contract are willing to work in Geelong but the Andrews Government wants them in...
Mall brawlers greet new strategy on youth crime
By Luke Voogt
Another vicious brawl in Geelong’s Lt Malop Street mall shocked witnesses on Wednesday night before the State Government launched a new strategy...
Report proves sackings were political says former councillor
By Luke Voogt
The results of bullying investigations at City Hall last year prove the sacking of Geelong’s council was “political“, according to a former...
Council probe ‘justified’
By Luke Voogt
The results of 12 months of investigations have justified the sacking of Geelong’s council last year, according to the State Government.
Local Government...
A bit creased but not worn out yet
By Luke Voogt
Ruth Christian has risen early nearly every Wednesday for the past 26 years to don her apron and feed Geelong’s homeless and...
Half-a-million dollars rounds off a nice morning
A Torquay man will have a sharp eye on the housing market after winning more than half a million dollars over the weekend.
The overjoyed...
Sanctuary Joy is shared
Joy Thorup’s love of wildlife began as a Prep student visiting Serendip Sanctuary for the first time.
Now the 18-year-old is helping youngsters share her...
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...
