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Man-size predator sightings ‘rise’

A rare predatory fish that grows as big as an adult human could be increasing in numbers off the Bellarine Peninsula, according to surveys. Parks...

World of poetry for Polyglots 2015

THE INTERNATIONAL language of poetry will be spoken at Geelong Writers' Polyglots 2015. Surf Coast writer Julie Maclean will join Melbourne poet and author Earl...

In love with a bargain

Ooh, its Valentine’s Day tomorrow, and it falls on the weekend! It’s a great reason to celebrate, so why not dress up and have dinner...

Mayor ‘kill threat’ raises security

By NOEL MURPHY A BREAKWATER man will be charged by summons with allegedly threatening to kill Geelong Mayor Darryn Lyons in an incident at Market...

Man to be charged with kill threat against mayor Darryn Lyons

By NOEL MURPHY A BREAKWATER man will be charged by summons with allegedly threatening to kill Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons following an incident at Market...

Bottle and Barrels ramps up wine bar campaign

By NOEL MURPHY PLANS for a small wine bar in Geelong West are being revved up again after they were KO’d by City Hall over...

State Govt trying to weasel out of Geelong WorkSafe: Katos

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN STATE Government is trying to “weasel out” of its commitment to relocate WorkSafe to Geelong, according to South Barwon Liberal MP...

Cats clawed over bid for ratepayer millions

By NOEL MURPHY A CATS push for City Hall to stump up $6 million toward the next Simonds Stadium upgrade has been greeted with public...

City can’t be trusted to probe bully culture: union

By NOEL MURPHY GEELONG City Hall cannot be trusted to investigate bullying allegations in its own workplace, according to the Australian Services Union. The State Government...

Brewers get crafty with ‘superb’ big-name beers

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN IT USED to be a way of getting a cheap, albeit sometimes nasty, frothy but the craft beer revolution is changing...

Trio gets progressively retro with classical sound for the 21st Century

By NOEL MURPHY IT’S bit like stepping inside a time machine listening to drummer Les Oldman’s latest musical collaboration. In the nicest way, of course, because...

Site ‘too small’ for sport bikers

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN ONE OF two clubs being displaced from a multi-million dollar motocross track at Barrabool fears it could be homeless for the...

Midseason BPCA A2 Grade report card

Justin Flynn takes a look at the Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A2 Grade state of play at the halfway mark of the season before...