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‘Zero-tolerance’ for bike danger

By KATE VALLENCE LOCAL police are planning a zero-tolerance to bike safety this summer, according to a senior office. Bellarine Police Senior Sergeant Angelo Ferrara said...

Residents vow to fight chemical storage plan

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN NORTH Geelong residents plan to fight a legal opinion allowing chemical storage operations to resume on a site in Roseneath St. The...

Retailers fight over land: Legal battle to rewrite Armstrong Creek plan

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN CITY Hall and national retail giants are at loggerheads over planning and development rules for a proposed Armstrong Creek Town Centre. A...

Marles’ tax challenge

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN NEW Liberal Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson has taken aim at established Labor’s Richard Marles over the carbon tax. Ms Henderson challenged the...

More tiger reports: ‘Sightings’ on coast

By NOEL MURPHY A TASMANIAN tiger sighting has been reported at Apollo Bay, bolstering investigators' claims the thylacine has escaped extinction and is living in...

Big show, small wonders

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE ancient and mysterious Oriental art of the bonsai will be revealed with a show featuring more than 100 of the...

Training urged for dog owners

By KATE VALLENCE GEELONG should adopt a Canadian program of compulsory training of dog owners, according to a prominent city veterinarian. Dr Jack Ayerbe raised the...

Storages at 91% after ‘good’ rain

By Lindsay Smail THE Geelong region’s water storages have reached 91.2 per cent of capacity after generally average or higher rain during October. Most of the...

Touch-up girl Pat recalls days before digital

By NOEL MURPHY “I CAN make you beautiful,” laughs Leopold’s Pat Norman, an impish grin whipping across her face. And she can. Or, rather, could. As...

FINALLY FRIDAY: On track to QMF show

By MICHELLE HERBISON QUEENSCLIFF'S The Blues Train rattled past Alister Turrill’s house teasing him long before the bluesman was old enough for a ride. The...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Country covered in Rustic gig

By MICHELLE HERBISON INNOVATIVE entertainer Steve Cummins has one question to ask purists who believe song covers should sound identical to their originals. "Do you drive...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Cancer cancels Fleetwood Mac gig

By MICHELLE HERBISON FLEETWOOD Mac co-founder John McVie’s cancer treatment has forced the band to cancel its 14-date Australian and New Zealand tour, including Geelong’s...

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Calm conditions help anglers

Some calm weather over the weekend gave anglers a great opportunity to fish right across the region with a variety of fish on the...