Buckets and bouquets
BOUQUETS to a lady and two gentlemen who came to my aid when I fell in Regent St, Belmont, in early May, especially the...
Humble hero Enright’s 300 reasons to play on
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
FOR a player who has been happy to stay out of the limelight, Corey Enright has been football’s everywhere man this...
Dirty tricks on FTA threaten Geelong jobs: Henderson
“DIRTY tricks” by beleaguered federal Labor leader Bill Shorten’s CFMEU mates could cost Geelong and Australia billions of dollars in job-creating industries, according to...
Normal meals a potential danger for overweight : Deakin
EATING an ordinary meal can trigger dangerous stress hormones in men even slightly overweight, according to Deakin University researchers.
“We found that men who...
Police hunt for Sloan on family violence warrant
GEELONG Police Family Violence Unit is seeking information regarding the whereabouts of Martin Kim Sloan, 28, on a warrant.
He is known to frequent the...
Geelong academic questions cost of saving ‘some’ babies
THE COST of saving “impaired and extremely premature” babies should be considered against rising pressures on Australia’s healthcare system, according to a Geelong academic.
Deakin...
Wonder dome rising above Johnstone Park
By NOEL MURPHY
THE views from the giant truncated dome rising above Geelong's Johnstone Park are as striking as the images it presents itself.
Brutalist architecture...
Stop war on mayor, urges opposition leader Guy
By NOEL MURPHY
GEELONG councillors should stop politicking and back mayor Darryn Lyons in promoting the city, according to state opposition leader Matthew Guy.
“They...
Keegan’s online lifeline
Noel Murphy
WHAT happens to your Facebook account when you die?
It keeps going, of course.
It’s nothing for people to keep posting messages to their...
Ripping up my son’s roadside grave but sex signs are fine: TAC campaigner
By NOEL MURPHY
GIANT billboards advertising sex are allowed to distract drivers but not roadside memorials to crash victims, according to Bannockburn road safety advocate...
Winter swell for surf
LOCAL surfers have enjoyed a hot start to a cold winter, with quality waves pounding the region's coastline.
Wave faces peaked around five metres earlier...
Marles brings Albo to town, snubs media, Lyons, as mate Shorten faces down critics
By NOEL MURPHY
CORIO MP Richard Marles brought alternative Labor leader Anthony Albanese to Geelong yesterday as long-time political running mate and would-be prime minister...
Safer waters for Queenscliff
Queenscliff community members can go swimming and boating in safer waters thanks to a new Coast Guard search and rescue vessel.
Marine Search...
