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Trumpeting message on violence

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN UP TO 100,000 purple elephants will appear in the room of most of Geelong’s pubs, clubs and cafes during November. But they...

Henderson blasts port option

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN STATE Labor's Bay West port option would cause “massive” environmental damage to Bellarine Peninsula, federal MP Sarah Henderson has claimed. The Member...

Blowout risk in disabled taxis

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE disabled face “huge” cost blowouts for taxi travel under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) trial in Geelong, a parliamentary...

Buckets and bouquets

BUCKETS to a car driver who hit and killed a cat on Boundary Rd, Newcomb, on Fathers Day. You did not stop. You left...

Juc local’s double-barrel wave wins clip contest

A JAN JUC surfer's double-barrel wave has won a Victorian surfing film clip prize. Todd Rosewall and cameraman Ron Hurst have shared the $1000 prize...

Wanted regarding alleged chemist shop deception

DO YOU know this couple? Police wanted to speak with them about an alleged deception at the Chemist Warehouse in Corio on August 9 about...

Policeman charged with drug, drink-driving

A POLICE senior constable from a western region station has been charged following a professional standards command investigation into a traffic collision in Geelong...

Clifton Springs death no longer suspicious: police

UPDATE: The investigation into the death of a man in Clifton Springs on Monday will now be conducted by local police after findings during a...

Barwon Health’s unkind cut for Third World humanitarian Paddy Dewan

By NOEL MURPHY HE MIGHT have undertaken 3000 operations on sick children in Third World countries, teaching doctors along the way, but Barwon Health doesn’t...

Housework drudgery and little more: Deakin

SO YOU ALWAYS knew housework was boring you half to death? Well, now it’s official, according to no less than two university studies by Deakin. "Running,...

Police appeal over chemical drums

POLICE have appealed for witnesses after a two chemical drums came off the back of a vehicle at two sites near Meredith. One of the...

Turnbull pulls plug on Geelong TV

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN FEDERAL Government will pull the plug on Geelong's community television station next year. Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced this week that community...

Recognising the first signs of addiction — when to reach out...

Addiction rarely happens overnight. It often begins subtly — with habits that seem harmless or easily controlled. Over time, though, those habits can take...