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Weather: May’s dry days

A disappointing month for rain delivered the Geelong region only half to three-quarters of its normal totals for May. The latest 30-year average for May...

Young pianist shines in Star Search quest

STAR SEARCH, the region’s premier talent quest for young musicians, has been taken out by a young  pianist barely into his teens. Highton’s Kelvin Liu won...

Man Manx music heads for Port’s Celtic festival

Sam Brimacombe An award-winning trio from Isle of Man brings its big band sound to this weekend’s National Celtic Festival at Portarlington. Barrule comprises guitarist Adam...

Ocean Grove sports pavilion plans released

PLANS for a new $5.5 pavilion to house the Ocean Grove Football and Netball Club, Surfside Waves Soccer Club and Ocean Grove Cricket Club...

Teen louts attack, rob disabled woman on scooter at Corio

POLICE are appealing for the public's help after three teen thugs attacked and robbed a woman on a mobility scooter in Corio. The 57-year-old Norlane...

Missing Norlane girl found

UPDATE: Missing 13-year-old Geelong girl Mackenzie Keynon has been located safe and well, police have advised. She was spotted by an off-duty police officer at the...

NDIS left me helpless

MS victim's nightmare of red tape By NOEL MURPHY GROVEDALE MS sufferer Rob Goodman thought the new National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) would at least preserve...

$10m city student housing plan

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A THIRD student housing project has ramped up Geelong's push for inner-city living. The eight-storey building, with 118 single-bedroom apartments, a retail...

More police here as drug crimes surge

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Extra police have been assigned to Geelong after a protest rally over staff shortages. The reinforcements come as latest crime statistics show...

In Brief

Signs approved Three electronic signs will shine advertising messages from the top of a building over one of Geelong’s busiest corners. Councillors this week approved the...

Indy readers send Rosy to peak Kilimanjaro challenge

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN MT KILIMANJARO trekker Rosy Borland is off this weekend on her “moment of madness”, climbing Africa’s highest peak. The Hamlyn Heights mother...

Double Take

The worlds of politics and fantasy collided as a Torquay dad drove a carload of little boys to a laser tag birthday celebration on...

Gordon students flying high

Students from The Gordon have received awards for topping the class in VCE last year. Belmont High School’s Bec Pitt and Sacred Heart College’s Dana...

Hawks fly high