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‘Gorgeous’ duo to entertain at Lyons’ 50th

A "GORGEOUSLY talented” pair of violinists will headline Geelong Mayor Darryn Lyons’ 50th birthday party. Cr Lyons announced today that duo Cooper + Hoo would...

Zilic praises local clubs for backing campaign

By TONIC PRUSAC LIVERPOOL legend Bill Shankly once said: “Football is not a matter of life or death, it’s more important than that!”. Well, even the...

Train versus chopper: Malcolm Turnbull’s take

COMMUNICATIONS minister Malcolm Turnbull travelled to Geelong this morning to talk NBN, but pointedly revealed he took the train - not a chopper. The post...

AFL gives Cats another 4$m for stadium work

THE AFL will give Geelong Cats $4 million towards the fourth stage of the redevelopment of Simonds Stadium. AFL chief Gillon McLachlan the funding would...

Workers say they are being penalised on rates

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN WORKING nights and weekends is standard for nurse Zita Henderson, security guard Shane Townsend and paramedic Dave Redmond. The trio headlined the...

Learner and P plate hoons have cars impounded

A 16-year-old unaccompanied learner driver and P-plate driver have both had their vehicles impounded after they were caught allegedly doing burnouts in Waurn Ponds...

One-punch murder laws under investigation

VICTORIA'S one-punch murder laws will be investigated by Deakin University criminologist Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon. Dr Fitz-Gibbon has received a $24,000 grant to examine legal responses...

Police investigate Newtown death

POLICE are investigating the death of a 60-year-old Newtown man who died in hospital last night. Detectives have been told that a relative attended the...

Costa Group float brings in $millions

THE SHARE price of Geelong’s biggest company, Costa Group Holdings Limited, has eased to $2.18 after listing on Friday with a starting price of...

Sex offender restrictions not working, says Deakin expert

USING punitive measures alone to manage sex offenders may not be the best way to make communities safer, according to a Deakin University forensic...

Abseilers tackle dangerous cliffs on Great Ocean Road

ABSEILERS are clambering across Great Ocean Road cliff faces east of Lorne to stop rocks falling on passing cars. VicRoads said a team of abseilers...

Footy mums power Newcomb

By NOEL MURPHY THE HAND that rocks the cradle at Newcomb is now drop-punting Sherrins and putting young footballers through their training and game-day paces. It’s...

The boozy and the beautiful

Party-folk band the Drunken Poachers never struggle to bring the good time vibes. With seven musicians on stage making it easy to build the energy...