How many plans does it take to run a region?
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
HOW MANY plans does it take to run a region?
Quite a few if Committee for Geelong's pitch for state election commitments...
Big barbie at mosque to address local ‘fear’
By NOEL MURPHY
GEELONG’S Islamic Society will host a public barbecue this weekend in a bid to highlight the religion’s code and offset fears over...
Geoff Casey’s veterans’ voice earns state award
A BARWON Health volunteer who tirelessly speaks up for fellow war veterans has won a Victorian Senior of the Year Award.
Health and Ageing Minister...
Moolap body hunt for missing man Kingsbury
By NOEL MURPHY
HOMICIDE police together with search and rescue services will today mount a hunt for the body of missing Leopold man Paul Kingsbury,...
$2m bill to axe Geelong Medicare Local
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
WINDING up Geelong’s Medicare Local will cost $2 million, a Senate hearing has been told.
Barwon Medicare Local, which co-ordinates local primary...
News briefs: Cats, ocean road rocks, new town
Cats moves
Two more star Cats could be on the move from Geelong following the club shopping around fleet-footed premiership player Travis Varcoe.
The club confirmed...
TAFE skills medal haul region’s biggest since ‘87
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
FOUR Gordon TAFE students can boast they are among the best in Australia after winning gold, silver and bronze medals at...
Buckets and Bouquets
BOUQUETS to Raetains for Curtains for taking care of my drapes when material was faulty.
MD, Belmont
BOUQUETS to a kind gentleman who came to the...
Double Take: U2, Chappie, number-crunching, deep space
LOCAL lass recently holidayed in old Erin, soaking up the delights of the Emerald Isle and its welcoming pubs and constituents.
In one pub she...
Red tape strangling Geelong’s chook future
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
RED TAPE is strangling Geelong's ambitions to become the chicken meat capital of Victoria, according to Victorian Farmers Federation.
Federation chicken group...
Controversial film director has Geelong in the frame
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
FOR SOMEONE wrapped up in the high-flying international world of the film industry, Kelly Dolen loves the grounding that living in...
Backers buoy Corio Bay anti-netters
By NOEL MURPHY
CRITICS of commercial netting in Corio Bay have enlisted new political support in their campaign to replenish the city’s whiting, snapper, calamari...
Freddy’s coming for you
Halloween is getting scarier in Geelong with the return of Freddy and His Gang’s Haunted House over three spooky nights.
The St...
