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Grovedale charity loses legal licence, others under threat

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN GROVEDALE Community Centre has had its charitable status revoked and five others have until 30 March to avoid the same fate. Australian...

City ‘washes hands’ of any mobile black spot help: MP

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN CORANGAMITE MP Sarah Henderson has stepped up her pressure on Geelong's City Hall to come to the party on mobile phone...

Jen rocking on to stop disease

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN ORGANISING a rock concert is an unsual response to receiving a devastating diagnosis of motor neurone disease (MND). But that’s just what...

Deakin break on aircraft aluminium recycling

By NOEL MURPHY BILLIONS of dollars and up to 500 million tonnes of aircraft aluminium could be saved with a Geelong breakthrough in recycling process. Deakin...

Buckets and bouquets

BOUQUETS to ALDI Newcomb trolley boy Aaron. What an amazing young man. He sets a really good example. If I was his mum I...

Warriors resume NPL with confidence after big win

By JOSIP ZILIC NORTH Geelong Warriors is back into National Premier League action this Saturday, away against Hume City. Both teams will take some scoring confidence...

Bay anglers nab flatties, snapper

CHRIS PITMAN ANGLERS made the most of calm conditions last week to catch a mix of fish. Corio Bay anglers banked excellent flathead while casting soft...

TAC face Robinson slams road toll effort

By NOEL MURPHY TAC safety advocate Norm Robinson has lashed out at authorities for failing to curb the road toll on the anniversary of his...

Fears Newcomb bank robber to strike again

By PAUL MILLAR DETECTIVES fear a brazen armed thief who terrified bank staff during a daylight robbery at Newcomb could strike again unless caught. The masked...

Otways koala cull prompts protection bid

By NOEL MURPHY ANIMAL activists are campaigning for protection laws following a cull of almost 700 starving koalas at Cape Otway. A two-day private briefing by...

Lyons frustrated over rock giant’s KISS-off

By NOEL MURPHY A BEHIND-the-scenes campaign to bring rock giants KISS to Geelong’s Simonds has failed to eventuate, drawing a frustrated response from mayor Darryn...

Lara food festival cooking up plenty of fun for kids

KIDS will learn to cook up a treat at Lara Food and Wine Festival this month, organisers have announced. They said Coles, which recently opened...

Hawks go into break in 3rd spot

A seven goal to two first quarter against the breeze helped Drysdale to a 40-point win against Newcomb at Grinter Reserve on Saturday and...

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