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Graffiti assault on busy strip angers residents

By NOEL MURPHY A GRAFFITI assault is making Minerva Rd a grubby, untidy mess, according to frustrated residents of Manifold Heights and Herne Hill. Vandals have...

State angle for netting critics

By NOEL MURPHY OPPONENTS to commercial netting in Corio Bay have called for a statewide ban. Friends of Corio Bay Action Group ramped up its campaign...

Hopes blood to flow after milestone

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN GEELONG’S blood service hopes to be overrun with first-time donors after one of its stalwarts gave his 200th donation this week. Deputy...

Buckets and Bouquets

BUCKETS to a motorbike moron who attempted to fly on a Portarlington street. Show some real guts and take up skydiving - then you’ll...

Dark thriller rattles the tills …

IT’S back and it’s kicking tail like a man possessed – HBO’s spectacular Game of Thrones’ raunchy bloodfest formula, this week into its fourth...

Intruders shoot man at East Geelong

POLICE have issued a public plea for information after a man was shot by intruders at East Geelong overnight. Two men entered a McNeil Avenue...

Yuletide row over Lyons’ Rio Xmas tree

GEELONG’S $500,000 Rio-style, Corio Bay Christmas tree has received a mixed response from punters on line. Mayor Darryn Lyons’ Facebook account has been bombarded with...

Cell crisis till August

GEELONG – facing an over-crowded jail cell crisis – will get only 27 of a proposed 80 temporary prison beds, state government has announced. Shadow...

Geelong’s super millions go unclaimed

Geelong workers are missing out on more than $130 million in 14,000 lost superannuation accounts. Australian Tax Office figures show Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula and Surf...

Job call by unions blocks city centre

UNIONISTS brought traffic in central Geelong to a standstill today as they demanded more jobs, assistance and transition help for workers laid off or...

$1 million handout ahead of Ann Nichol protest

THE State Government has given Bellarine Community Health a $1 million handout a day ahead of a public protest rally against the sale of...

Kelly Slater quits Quiksilver …

WORLD surfing champion Kelly Slater has split from long-time Torquay-based sponsor Quiksilver just weeks before he's expected in town for the annual Easter Ripcurl...

Out & about at the beach

Some prefer the beach during winter and voice photographer Ivan Kemp was at Ocean Grove main beach on Tuesday July 8 to see who...

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