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Bunyips come to life in exhibition

By NOEL MURPHY SAVAGE talons, a cruel cross-cut serrated beak, powerful jaws, four metres in height - anyone doubting the fearsome nature of Australia’s bunyip...

City site selected for NDIS HQ

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A refurbished office building opposite TAC’s head office in Brougham St will be DisabilityCare Australia’s "interim" headquarters, Federal Goverment sources have...

GOR strategy a ‘model for state’: Tourism blueprint

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN TOURISM campaigns for the Great Ocean Road will act as a "blueprint" for similar campaigns in other Victorian regions, according to...
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ABC’s radio bureau to create news ’diversity’

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN An ABC news bureau in Geelong will add to the "diversity" of local news heard on the national stage, according to...

Assaults leave carers ‘in fear’

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN CARERS at a Newcomb residential facility for youths say they have been subjected to a "barrage of physical and verbal abuse"...

Ferry upgrade plan approved

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A LONG battle to extend Queenscliff ’s ferry terminal car park is over, with State Government announcing $1.3 million in funding...

JOIN THE CLUB: Kids find kicks in futsal game

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN FOR the many generations of Aussie kids brought up believing that football involved an elliptical ball on an oval manned by...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Kids’ fun in Kate’s Shed

By CHERIE DONNELLAN COMEDIAN Kate McLennan set herself a challenge when she agreed to write children’s comedy radio play Super Speedy Sound Shed. But she was...

Rudd policy ‘dashes hopes’ of reuniting families in city

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN “IT has closed the door on hope.” Afghan asylum seeker Ali Khan Ahmadi spoke with the passion of a young man who...

Online opponents target ’alien’ redevelopment plans

By NOEL MURPHY IT’S not exactly the most subtle of responses but, given the alien nature critics see in Torquay’s proposed space-age hotel precinct, it’s...

Shortage of men leaves ladies on sidelines at dances

By CHERIE DONNELLAN IT TAKES two to tango but senior women are finding themselves frequently without dance partners at Geelong social ballroom classes. Geelong Ballroom Dance...

Diversitat boss slams changes

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN NEW changes to asylum seeker policy could have a significant long-term impact on Geelong’s refugee resettlement program, according to Geelong’s peak...

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Gender equity awards open for nominations

Organisers of the third Recalibrate Gender Equity Awards have put the call out for nominations following the 2024 launch event in Melbourne last week. Founded...