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Paddington opens new chapter in toy story

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE PADDINGTON Toy Library has come a long way since its inception 30 years ago. In fact, many original members might not...

Cats ca$h grab: Will a quarter billion splash pay its way?

MORE than $100 million has been spent revamping Simonds Stadium in an effort to secure AFL games at Geelong -- and there's another $140...

Lyons settles with News on phone hack claims

by NOEL MURPHY   GEELONG mayor Darryn Lyons has received a confidential payout from Rupert Murdoch's News group over the alleged phone hacking of his former...

Letters: Bus fears, scumbags and traders …

Bus fears spreading IT WAS interesting to read in last week’s Independent about the effect proposed bus route changes would have on Newtown residents. Users of...

Buckets and bouquets

BOUQUETS to Nathan, who works in Myer Geelong’s home entertainment division. When a product I purchased had not arrived on time he made a...

Sally making her Marksman in opera

OCEAN Grove soprano Sally Wilson is tuning up for an edgy German opera unseen in Melbourne for 45 years. She will play the lead female...

Miracle girl Billi survives three-storey fall

By PAUL MILLAR A FIVE-YEAR-OLD Geelong West girl has been labelled a "miracle child" after surviving a fall onto concrete from the third storey of...

Kontelj attacks colleagues for ‘payback’ snub against elderly, disabled …

By NOEL MURPHY FORMER mayor Stretch Kontelj has launched a scathing attack on councillors who refused this week to discuss Geelong bus route changes set...

Anglesea top for burgs as crims turn to coast

ANGLESEA is in Victoria's top 10 for most-burgled postcodes, according to a new report. And Corio, Norlane, North Shore, Geelong, South Geelong, Bareena and Chilwell...

Double Take: Bikes, heads, grffll nr ppe wbrf …

SHADES of the 2010 UCI world titles angst over a Geelong race marketed as a Melbourne event emerged this week as wheels were being...

Tiwi magic mesmerises footy star Josh Finch

By NOEL MURPHY FOLKLORE has long had it that Tiwi Islanders possess a remarkable innate talent for Aussie rules football. But Highton’s Josh Finch, who has...

FRUGAL FRIDAY: Time to draw the linen

WHEN that certain time arrives to buy gorgeous new sets of linen or pillows, you can nose in and around a variety of places...

From the archives

17 years ago October 17, 2008 Ford would slash 450 jobs at its Geelong and Broadmeadows plants under a new round of cuts, the company announced...

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