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FRUGAL FRIDAY: Button upscale

Elissa Friday WINTER is on its way, so it will soon be time to dig out our coats and jackets from last year to put...

Tough Cat Caddy out to avenge final loss

JOHN VAN KLAVEREN LAST year's semi-final loss to North Melbourne has tough Cats midfielder Josh Caddy out for revenge at Simonds Stadium on Sunday. "You never...

Cats face similar Roos

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN ANY number of similarities exist between lower-ladder foes Geelong and North Melbourne ahead of their round-four clash at Simonds Stadium on...

Geelong brass theatre debut

GEELONG West Brass Band has scored its first theatrical gig providing backing to New Zealand Dance Company. The band will play in the troupe’s performance...

Dual cross hero’s park honour

By NOEL MURPHY Percy Cherry was no stranger to bravery when rushed two machine-gun posts during an attack at Malt Trench on The...

Police arrest man in hit-run death probe

HOMICIDE Squad detectives have arrested 21-year-old Mark Sheen as part of investigations into a fatal hit-run collision in Corio earlier this month. A 65-year-old...

Ablett deal dashes Geelong homecoming dream

GARY ABLETT has signed a new deal with the Gold Coast Suns, dashing Geelong’s hopes of luring him back. The Suns announced this morning that...

Cats mourn loss of Tomahawk’s mum

THE MOTHER of Geelong Cats spearhead Tom Hawkins has passed away. The club released a statement this afternoon, saying the Cats were “deeply saddened by...

Hangars on as Avalon hosts new Reno Rumble

By NOEL MURPHY AVALON Airport will feature contestants from The Block and House Rules in the Nine Network's upcoming Reno Rumble series. The new reality-style building...

Libs call to re-open cop shops they culled

By NOEL MURPHY BROKEN election promises to fully re-open police stations at Drysdale, Portarlington and Queenscliff have come under fire from the party that cut...

Vinyl back in vogue, what goes around comes around

By NOEL MURPHY SHELLAC and vinyl have housed the groove of popular music since Edison’s day but a respite over the past two decades made...

Geelong safer than it looks: top cop

By NOEL MURPHY GEELONG is a much safer place to live than media reports might suggest, according to the region’s new top cop. Social media platforms...

Food, glorious food

Do you want your kids to learn where food comes from and how it connects us to other people and the world around us? Victorian...

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