Is Don, is good, for exhibition celebrating Bradman
By NOEL MURPHY
THE time-honoured thwack of red leather on willow has resounded across Geelong sporting arenas forever.
Grand names of cricket have similarly resounded across...
New rules ‘drying up legal aid in Geelong’
By NOEL MURPHY
TIGHTER access to free legal aid is denying Geelong people advice, clogging courts and curbing lawyers’ ability to answer rising numbers of...
Labor set to keep seats, tight battle for South Barwon
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
LOCAL seats should remain in the same hands after tomorrow's state election, bookies tipped yesterday.
The closest margin was in South Barwon,...
We’re making a lights list and printing it twice
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
IT’S BECOME a long-running tradition for many and a reminder of the approaching festive season for the rest.
Households all over Geelong...
FRUGAL FRIDAY: Super cheap Christmas feasts
By ELISSA FRIDAY
WHERE does time go?
Has someone fast-forwarded the days?
It’s nearly December, the festive season rush is looming again and I’ve got foodie Christmas...
Denis Napthine: why you should vote coalition
ONLY the Napthine Coalition can be trusted to deliver for the Geelong community.
My government has built a strong economy, enabling us to...
Dan Andrews: why you should vote Labor
I'M NOT interested in tired, old negatives.
That’s why Labor has a positive plan for the future of Geelong.
My priorities are clear: we need to...
Coalition promises ‘trump Labor’
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
THE COALITION has significantly outspent Labor in election promises to local voters.
With its four seats, three affected by boundary redistributions, the...
Double Take
WITH a state election imminent, unemployment rising and local business facing all manner of challenges, Geelong Chamber of Commerce had its eye on the...
Joey Gabe winging it with entry in festival
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
A MOCKUMENTARY on professional chicken wing eaters taking competition to ridiculous lengths is one of 18 short films entered in Odyssey...
Legal help ‘drying up’ as aid access tightens
By NOEL MURPHY
TIGHTER access to free legal aid is denying Geelong people advice, clogging courts and curbing lawyers’ ability to answer rising numbers of...
Christmas cheer in new windows
FESTIVE spirit is continuing to spread through the shop windows of central Geelong.
Even emtpy shopfronts are adding seasonal decorations with a little help from...
Youngsters need a helping hand to get to Singapore
A selection of talented Under 14 female soccer players from Barwon Heads, Ocean Grove and Bannockburn Soccer Clubs have been invited to form a...
