Eurogliders and Grace Knight still flying high
By JENA MARINO
FROM singing on the high seas to sell-out crowds all around the world, star of '80s pop band Eurogliders, Grace Knight is...
Buckets and Bouquets
BOUQUETS to Headspace Corio, doing a wonderful job helping our troubled youth. Special thanks to Kirsten for caring for my grandson. We have seen...
Cricket: Surge to finals narrows down
By JIM TIMBERLAKE
WITH the inclement weather around late last week, an early decision was made by Cricket Victoria to cancel the first week of...
No worries for Skillaroo Anthony Leban
By TONCI PRUSAC
TALENTED North Geelong Warriors attacking midfielder and rising local star Anthony Leban has been selected for Victoria’s elite Skilleroos squad.
The up and...
Two dead in accidents at Stonehaven, Swan Bay
A GEELONG West man has died in hospital following a two-car collision at Stonehaven yesterday.
Investigators believe that a grey Honda was travelling east along the...
Blue light syndrome: Your phone could be hurting you more than you know
By NOEL MURPHY
READING mobile phones or iPads before going to sleep could be damaging your health much more than just keeping you up late...
Sailor Jake in high demand
By PAUL MILLAR
JAKE NEWMAN will spend more time on the water than on dry land these holidays but the sailing tactician would have it...
Our coastal surf girls are cresting the waves
The Surf Coast has long lured and nurtured champions, and the current complement of wave carvers is no exception. NOEL MURPHY catches up with...
Regalia devotees sought for dwindling Buffaloes
PAUL MILLAR
THE GEELONG arm of a fancifully-named organisation, known more for its links to Fred Flintstone than its behind the scenes charity work, is...
Tax agent faces deception charges over missing $700,000
By PAUL MILLAR
A GEELONG tax agent lived the highlife at Crown Casino by drawing funds from trusting clients to feed a massive gambling addiction,...
Heat’s on our upset wildlife
By NOEL MURPHY
SPARE a thought for wildlife as temperatures soar over summer because they often do it harder than humans, according to Helen Burrell.
Wallabies,...
Big-buck student housing plans, and jobs, collapse
By NOEL MURPHY
A $100 MILLION inner-Geelong student housing project that would have generated 1000 jobs during construction has been abandoned as the Federal Government...
Shire gets greener
Winchelsea and Deans Marsh are receiving green and leafy makeovers following the planting of new trees along key roads.
Trees have been...
