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Double Take: Trumpets, automation, global thickening …

A 27-year-old Portarlington man hit a flat note with police after he was intercepted on the Westgate Bridge playing a trumpet - while driving. Hobson’s...

Mild weather allows summer burn-off at Ocean Grove

MILD weather and low humidity have allowed a summertime burn-off to protect homes at Ocean Grove. Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning’s David Rourke...

Parents raising smarter kids with iPad help

In reply to Mary Bicanic (Letters, 13 February), as a parent of a three-year-old who uses an iPad I qualify to comment on what...

Alarm before the revolt

What great cause could unite Prince Charles, President Obama, the Pope, Arab oil sheiks, the United Nations, the European Union, the Russians, the Chinese,...

It’s the spike, stupid

The discussion around human-induced climate change would be far more edifying if Dr Ray Black and others referred to their opponents as deniers, not...

Zero chance I’m wrong

I must protest Alan Barron’s letter in the 13 February Independent. He said that my claims “need to be challenged”. Fair enough, but the only claim...

Make room for cyclists

What I really hate are cyclists who share our roads not being given a fair go. Let's face it, it's cars that contribute to polluting...

A proven waste of space

The Independent is spending far too much space allowing debates on anthropogenic climate change. Topics such as whether cigarettes cause cancer, evolution of the species,...

New library rises above Johnstone Park

GEELONG’S new library heritage centre, pale purple carapace emerging from the green of Johnstone Park, strikes a contrast with concrete brutalism of the State...

City Hall bully victims fear probe recriminations

By NOEL MURPHY CITY Hall workers are afraid to speak out about bullying to an in-house inquiry for fear of further recriminations against them. Workers have...

Teen Curlewis boarder into North American top 10

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN CURLEWIS snowboarder Mollie Fernandez has snared an unexpected top-10 finish in her first NorAm Cup event at Canada's Mont Tremblant. The 16-year-old...

Trucks in city: Ring road key

By NOEL MURPHY Truck traffic will only begin clearing out of central Geelong with a "significant capital investment from the State Government", according to deputy...

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...

100 years of Legacy