Diver’s body found
Police have found the body of a scuba diver, who went missing on Sunday, off the coast near Lonsdale Wall in Point Phillip heads.
The...
Search for shooters
By Luke Voogt
Armed Crime Squad detectives are searching for two men they believe could hold information on a Norlane shooting which occurred last month.
Two...
Call to sink First Fleet celebrations
By Luke Voogt
Australia Day should be scrapped in Geelong for offending indigenous people, according to a regular political candidate.
“Celebrating the arrival of the First...
Rug shop says closing sale is no stitch up
By Luke Voogt
After years of liquidations and “closing down sales” it appears that George’s Rug Clearance Centre may actually be closing.
“I’m hanging in by...
Auto crime surge prompts security call
By Luke Voogt
Commuters want improved security at local train stations after police identified North Geelong Station as Victoria’s second worst for crimes against parked...
Sex assault man apologised to victim
A man has apologised to his “victim” after a sexual assault in a Newtown toilet block, police have alleged.
Police released an image of the...
Deep love for the tango
By Luke Voogt
Pam and Richard Jarvis’s passionate love affair with tango has seen the couple dance the steamy milongas of downtown Buenos Aires for...
Different but the same
Each year on Australia Day Australians come together to celebrate living and being part of this multicultural nation, expanding and thriving on accepting people...
Learning to break the cycle
By Luke Voogt
Nothing is more important for Norlane’s David Irvine than giving his four children the best future he can.
“I want them to have...
Hooked on monogamy
Geelong males are among Australia’s most-faithful to their partners, according to a dating website.
The local men ranked ninth on a national survey of male...
Haggling over price while child suffers
By Luke Voogt
Government haggling over a new wonder drug is putting Ocean Grove youngster Brody McPherson at risk of irreversible lung damage, according his...
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...
