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Honeymoon sun

By Lindsay Smail The end of November marked another below-average month for rain across the Geelong region. Except for a small area around Lismore,...

Leading hospitals join forces

Geelong’s two largest hospitals have agreed to work together in a landmark relationship agreement. Barwon Health and St John of God Health Care said the...

Forum to rethink relationship attitudes

By ALANA MITCHELSON A raised awareness for domestic violence in recent times has meant there are more supports available for women, but often there are...

Study buddies have refugee kids feeling like the laptop of luxury

By ALANA MITCHELSON A Corio church is calling for financial donations towards buying laptops for their weekly homework club that supports local refugee children. Members of...

The fifth turkey

A Christmas Turkey will be a change of pace for Olga Useli and her family after winning one in the Indy’s popular competition. "When I...

Wheelchair footy is kicking goals

By ALANA MITCHELSON Jenny Macpherson could not wipe the smile off her face as she manoeuvred hers mobility device toward an oversized yellow balloon, striking...

Handbag gifts make a difference

By ALANA MITCHELSON The Geelong Period Project is accepting handbags of goodies as Christmas gifts for local homeless women in need. The initiative launched in September...

English Channel swim garners top award

By ALANA MITCHELSON Earlier this year Savannah Gill challenged herself to swim across the English Channel, leading her to claim the esteemed Duke of Edinburgh...

Commissioners appointed to investigate Geelong council

Commissioners have been appointed by state government to investigate the City of Greater Geelong. Minister for Local Government Natalie Hutchins today appointed an independent Commission...

110-plus jobs on the way to Leopold, says Bunnings

More than 110 new jobs will flow from a Bunnings Warehouse to open Leopold next year, the company has announced. The $28 million Gateway Plaza...

Oil spill clean up invention by Deakin scientists

Deakin University scientists have manufactured a revolutionary material that can clean up environmental oil spills. The materials could save the earth from disasters such as...

Sisters’ mystery disease baffles doctors, experts

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN An unknown genetic disease affecting the livers and kidneys of two Inverleigh sisters has baffled doctors worldwide. Jenna and Jayda Conci have...

HIPPY celebrates 25 years

A Geelong program has celebrated a quarter of a century of helping children make the leap from pre-school to grade prep. The Home Interaction Program...