Study finds peninsula link to bypass feasible
A $300,000 VicRoads study has confirmed the feasibility of extending Geelong’s ring road to the Bellarine Peninsula.
VicRoads regional director south-western region William Tieppo said...
Police chase ’footy thugs’
A GROUP of players from a northern Geelong football club assaulted three people “without provocation” early Sunday morning, according to police.
Sergeant Aaron Riches told...
Coles revamps serves up jobs
COLES Geelong West has created 20 jobs with its new-look market-style supermarket.
Store manager Todd Morgan said the revamped store had 120 staff since officially...
Lord sceptic to ruffle Geelong
GEELONG industries face crippling extra costs that could imperil hundreds of jobs under the Gillard Government’s carbon tax, according to global warming critic Lord...
$10m works boost dementia beds
A $10 MILLION redevelopment project to help Geelong cope with increased demand for dementia-specific beds is under way at North Geelong’s Multicultural Aged Care...
Gag law a ‘blow to democracy’
LAWS preventing councillors voting on their election campaign issues are a blow to democracy, according to residents’ groups.
Surf Coast and Geelong residents and ratepayers'...
Prison boss ‘gone with evidence’
MISSING Barwon Prison boss David Prideaux might have vanished in the Victorian Alps with evidence regarding underworld killer Carl Williams and murdered police informer...
Geelong in world-first trial of new treatment for bipolar depression
Geelong researchers are running a world-first trial of a new treatment for bipolar depression.
The Barwon Health trial will combine compounds believed to affect physical...
Artefacts ‘safe from sale’
A SOCIAL media site’s fears a container of Geelong history and memorabilia was about to be auctioned off was a false alarm, according to...
Stories of identity
REFLECTING on their Jewish identity with a sombre theme amid “ghastly” recent family events inspired a new album by Deborah Conway and Willy Zygier.
Their...
JOIN THE CLUB: Walks on the mild side
USUALLY when we’re told something is a walk in the park, we don’t take it literally.
But in the case of the Heart Foundation’s Green...
Parks blamed over dive in wreck visits
VISITOR numbers to Ocean Grove’s HMAS Canberra have “dropped off” due to Parks Victoria’s failure to rebuild the dive site’s reputation after a three-month...
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New exhibition a meditation on nature
Torquay artist Ingrid Daniell will unveil her latest body of work when her new show Time in Thin Places opens at Boom Gallery next...
