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Police solve Torquay silver ingots mystery

By PAUL MILLAR POLICE believe they have solved the mystery of a silver booty discovered on a Torquay beach this week. A woman found the silver...

Threatened species thriving in our land-ark

A LAND-based ark near Little River is helping threatened native flora and fauna to survive and thrive. The Mt Rothwell Biodiversity Centre is a predator-free...

Funding ‘milestone’ for Elcho Park

STATE Government has announced $150,000 of funding for badly needed change room facilities at North Geelong Warriors SC’s Elcho Park complex at Lara. Member for...

Geelong’s novel fundraiser books in 25,000 titles

A READERS' bonanza of more than 25,000 books will be a good-luck story for a worthy cause in Geelong next week. Rotary club members have...

Program unlocks justice system mysteries for refugees

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN RECEIVING an official looking letter requesting a citizen to undertake jury duty can be daunting, even for those who have some...

Double Take

POLITICIANS, pioneers, soldiers and sailors - they’re just some of the roles that have earned Australians the honour of street names in Canberra. Now add...

‘Outrage’ at bus, train change shake-up sparks forum

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN GEELONG’S public transport stoush continues with two Liberal politicians announcing a forum following a “public outcry” on recent changes. Federal Member for...

Heartbreak as ex-Alcoa, Ford staff lose new jobs

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN UP TO 30 former Alcoa workers from Geelong and at least one ex-Ford employee face redundancy for the second time in...

Community body to pay servo proponent $5500 costs

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN DRYSDALE Clifton Springs Community Association has lost its bid to void a costs claim against it over a failed bid to...

Five ‘robbed’ in half an hour around CBD

By PAUL MILLAR A BEARDED, balding and bootless 27-year-old man appeared briefly in Geelong Magistrates Court yesterday over a spate of alleged robberies in the...

Mayor backs state takeover of CBD projects

By PAUL MILLAR TAKING charge of planning for major projects in central Geelong is a helping hand rather than strong-arm tactics from State Government, according...

Air raising adventure relies on bald ambition

By PAUL MILLAR A FUND-RAISING race around the outback in a plane will be a change of pace for a local professor when he takes...

Future of care for Amelie

Problem-solving and caring for people are at the core of what Amelie Anderson loves to do, as she looks to pursue a healthcare career....