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Bunny blasters get the hop on rabbits

By ALANA MITCHELSON Geelong hunters have offered to help clear Bellarine Peninsula farms of rabbits. Geelong Field and Game’s Blair Findlay said local hunters would assist...

Disabled man sexually assaulted at public toilet

By ALANA MITCHELSON A Highton man allegedly launched a sex assault on a disabled man in a Belmont public toilet, police said on Thursday. Police alleged...

Couple open their home to sanctuary

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A couple has risked their careers and home to help normalise disability in the Geelong community. Ocean Grove’s Marie Rodgers and Jay...

Double Take

An eagle-eyed Bellarine Peninsula reader did a Double Take of his own, possibly along with 20,000 other residents of the area, when City Hall...

Help keep flood victim afloat

By ALANA MITCHELSON Dan has lost his whole world. The 30-year-old, who has an intellectual disability, lived independently at his Newtown home for more than 10...

Police arrest man over Bell Post Hill fatal shooting

By ALANA MITCHELSON A dramatic police raid has led to the arrest of a man wanted over an alleged fatal shooting in Bell Post Hill. Police...

Train kills person in Geelong, services suspended

A train has hit and killed a person at Geelong's North Shore. The incident has forced V/Line to suspended services between Waurn Ponds and Southern...

Centre of health

A new $4.5 million kinder and health centre is on the way to Geelong’s northern suburbs. Construction of the Hendy Street Child and Family Centre...

Boating plan floated

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Boating could become Geelong’s new growth industry with the right sort of investment and support, according to an industry group. Boating activity...

Revved up mechanical career

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Little did the then-16-year-old Matt Scharf know that dropping in at Mercer Street’s Moto Tech dealership to buy parts would lead...

Ambos slow down

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Local waiting times for ambulances have increased under the Andrews government, according to the opposition. Response times for non-critical code-two calls in...

Employers hit by underpay demands

The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) has recovered $268,000 for 83 underpaid workers in Geelong in the last financial year. The amount included back pay of...

Big fines for illegal dump and burn

Victoria’s environmental protection watchdog has handed a hefty fine to a demolition company for an illegal burn-off in Charlemont. High Tech Demolition Pty Ltd received...