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City Hall set to light up for Xmas

Geelong's City Hall is set to lit up like a Christmas tree this festive season. Artists Nick Azidis and Amanda Morgan will transform the Gheringhap...

Hope’s alive in Norlane fest

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN WORDS like hope and transformation are part of the Norlane conversation again but it has little to do with the millions...

Bonzer bonsai display

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE ancient and mysterious Oriental art of the bonsai will be revealed at a show featuring more than 100...

New tech for CBD parking meters

CAR PARKING in Geelong is undergoing yet more changes – this time with new solar-powered meters, updated security for credit cards and an app...

City Hall to light up for Christmas

CITY Hall is set to be lit up like a ... well, like a Christmas tree, this festive season. Animated light projections by artists Nick...

Record cruises bypassing city

By EMILY IANNELLO GEELONG is missing out on Victoria’s busiest cruise season yet. Eighty-five cruises will visit but only three will arrive in Geelong, which lacks...

Special effort makes everyone a winner in games team

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN Members of a Barwon region Special Olympics team have all claimed medals at a national games held in Melbourne. The 14 athletes...

Federal MPs’ bad week

By Paul Millar and John Van Klaveren IT WAS a case of ‘Cup that!’ for federal MP Sarah Henderson in parliament this week as Corio...

Torquay kids get a Thingle for safety out of mascot

THINGLE Toodle taught Torquay pre-schoolers to stop, look, listen and think this week. Victoria’s road safety mascot joined VicRoads colleague Professor Eric Speriment to deliver...

Coalition targets seats with $65m election funding

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE NAPTHINE Government has flooded Geelong with $65 million in election promises in the past two weeks as it targets local...

In brief

Bomb scare A home-made bomb led to police cordoning off a Corio property yesterday. A Victoria Police spokeswoman said officers discovered the pipe-bomb during a search...

Jan Juc to ‘retain’ reserve

WHILE the Napthine Government was been throwing money at Geelong, Labor went local on the Surf Coast with a pledge to save Jan Juc’s...

Launching the leaders of tomorrow

The community celebrated the latest crop of clever and creative participants in the Girls as Leaders in STEM (GALS) program this week. Held at Deakin...

Flying fox concerns

Dove shop reopened