Kate Winslet brings You Yangs to the silver screen
By NOEL MURPHY
OSCAR-winning actress Kate Winslet has brought the You Yangs to the silver screen with the trailer release of her new moivie, The...
Don’t panic, volatile is the new market ’normal’: Deakin prof
MUM and dad investors should brace for an extended stretch of uncertainty in global markets as volatility becomes ‘the new normal’, according to Deakin...
Alcoa bore water to keep Anglesea River flowing for summer
THE ANGLESEA River will continue flowing on bore water from Alcoa’s power station after it closes at the end of next month, the Andrews...
Gallery the art and soul of our culture
By NOEL MURPHY
ART is a curious thing. It lets us find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time, someone once wrote.
And if...
Diversity in health jobs
BARWON Health wants its staff to be as diverse as the community it serves.
Talent acquisition and services advisor Christine Shaw says the organisation seeks...
Police put face to man wanted over Anakie hit-run fatal
DETECTIVES have released an image of a man they want to interview about a hit-run collision that claimed a cyclist’s life at Anakie on...
Cadel’s tour back for round two
THE Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race looks set to attract more of the world’s best cycling teams when the event returns in 2016.
Dates...
Workers chill out above Newtown
ANYONE feeling the chill in Geelong today should spare a thought for construction workers hitting the heights at Newtown.
They might enjoy a bird’s eye...
Sophia’s art choices
Geelong artist Sophia Hewson has been shortlisted for this year’s Archibald prize. It’s her second tip at the prestigious Aussie art gong but it’s...
Cats go to ground while pleading for AFL $ break
By NOEL MURPHY
IT might have three recent premierships under its belt, record members and a massive $70 million taxpayer-funded expansion but the Geelong Football...
Rust, wool, stark reminders at Marnock Vale
By NOEL MURPHY
RUSTED nuts and washers sit cobwebbed, fixed to weather-beaten bricks, while corroded mechanical contraptions, long since fallen into disuse, sit nearby garnished...
Homeless facing an Antarctic blast
By PAUL MILLAR
GEELONG'S homeless are in for an Antarctic-like cold snap this weekend, with up to 40 homeless people shivering through bone-chilling darkness outdoors...
Christmas arrives early at Mirambeena Park
Armstrong Creek’s Warralily Twilight Food and Makers Festival is promising to bring early Christmas cheer to the region.
Hosted by Piccadilly Market, the much-loved twilight...
