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Month of snarls in Geelong’s south, warns VicRoads

MOTORISTS face a month of long delays during peak travel times around one of southern Geelong’s busiest intersections, VicRoads has warned. Highton-bound lanes of South...

Geelong apprentice cooks up skills win

AN APPRENTICE chef at one of Geelong’s leading restaurants has taken out this year’s round of Cookery Worldskills held on Sunday during the Gordon’s...

Girlfriend trouble after police seize two cars from Geelong teen

  A NORTH Geelong man’s girlfriend will think twice about lending him her car again after he had both their cars impounded within two days. State...

Cats’ full statement on Dank-linked injections

THE CATS have released a statement in response to reports the club injected players with a legal drug supplied by controversial sports scientist Stephen...

Thieves steal Grovedale Scouts’ $5000 trailer

THIEVES have left Grovedale’s Scouts $5000 out of pocket after stealing their custom trailer, according to group leader Rob Bailey. The trailer was last seen...

Local charities at risk of deregistration

ANOTHER four Geelong charities risk being deregistered by the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC). The four are among 300 charities nationally that will lose charity status...

Hayley competes on the world stage

GEELONG hairdresser Hayley Parker is about to reach the culmination of two years of intensive training and competition. She is a member of the Australian...

$14m investment brings ‘high-tech’ jobs to Geelong

A $14 MILLION investment will create 20 high-tech Geelong jobs when a manufacturer relocates research and development functions from Germany, State Government has announced. Quickstep...

Anglesea’s future up for talks

ANGLESEA residents will have the opportunity to discuss the town’s future once Alcoa departs with a community consultation event next week. Alcoa ceases operations at...

Lambie to lobby for Geelong-Tassie ‘Devil Cat’ funding

FEDERAL Government should fund a feasibility study into running a fast-cat ferry between Geelong and Burnie, Tasmania’s Jacqui Lambie said today. The independent senator vowed...

New bridge, open space to boost central Geelong

AN UPGRADED pedestrian and cycling bridge and a new public space are on the drawing board to enhance central Geelong, City Hall has announced. The...

Calls for help in Geelong mall down ‘substantially’, say police

CALLS for police help in Geelong’s mall “reduced substantially” over the past five years, a traders forum heard yesterday. Police also said crime rates were...

A family affair

The Geelong Independent looks back on our best Friday features for 2025. Father and daughter Tony Armstrong-Carrigg and Rachel Cumming make up two-ninths of...

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