Cancer shock turnaround helping others
By MICHELLE HERBISON
GROVEDALE resident Lyn Hunter has turned a shock breast cancer diagnosis into an opportunity to raise awareness of the disease throughout the...
Barbecues beat fund-raising snags
By NOEL MURPHY
IT MIGHT seem a humble sausage sizzle but the barbie at the local supermarket, hardware store or butcher shop is a more...
JOIN THE CLUB: Originals still hit Corio’s ski slopes
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
WHEN the late Serge Kovacs came out to Australia he wondered if he would still be able to pursue his favourite...
FINALLY FRIDAY: Theatrical Diesel
By CHERIE DONNELLAN
THE image of thick "deep red" velvet curtains appealed to singer-songwriter Diesel when he decided to embark on a tour using Australia’s...
Jan Juc paddler takes world title
By NOEL MURPHY
PADDLING 53km through shark-infested waters while fending off fatigue and pain in ever-changing currents and tides is hardly a walk in the...
Party animal plans to party on
By NOEL MURPHY
POLITICAL wildcard Buddy Rojek might have been dumped by Clive Palmer’s United Party as its Corangamite candidate but that won’t stop him...
Candidates set
By NOEL MURPHY
VOTERS will have a choice of 10 candidates for the seat of Corio at the 7 September Federal Election.
The Australian Electoral Commission...
Dynamite, trucks for ocean road?
By NOEL MURPHY
B-DOUBLE trucks would ply their trade up and down the Great Ocean Road under a Liberal government, Corangamite Labor MP Darren Cheeseman...
Ambo response times ‘fudged’
by NOEL MURPHY
AMBULANCE response times across Geelong have slumped to an "appalling’" level with delays of almost half an hour for life-threatening cases.
New figures...
‘One-stop-shop’ a business booster
By MICHELLE HERBISON
GEELONG Small Business Festival’s success prompted the launch this week of a 'one-stop-shop' of resources for local businesses, according to organisers.
The Geelong...
New fire trucks ‘too big’: Stations need modifications
By MICHELL HERBISON
TWO new CFA trucks to replace out-dated vehicles at Belmont and Corio are too large for their sheds, according to the United...
FINALLY FRIDAY: Travelling circus hits Geelong stage
By CHERIE DONNELLAN
AN Adelaide fan once offered Dead Letter Circus a stuffed lemur to take on tour - but drummer Luke Williams thinks Geelong...
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New exhibition a meditation on nature
Torquay artist Ingrid Daniell will unveil her latest body of work when her new show Time in Thin Places opens at Boom Gallery next...
