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Colleges shake up the Bard

By Emily Iannello   Three Geelong colleges for either boys or girls-only have joined forces for a production starring both sexes. Students from St Joseph’s, Clonard and...

Police hunt Geelong sunnies thief

A FASHION-conscious thief has police on her trail after stealing designer sunglasses worth hundreds of dollars from a Geelong store. Police allege the woman took...

Rain variable in a record month

Rainfall varied greatly across the region in July. Some parts of central Geelong received only around 70 per cent of the normal rain for the...

Near-death shock ends in thanks for Phil’s saviours

By NOEL MURPHY   VETERAN marathon runner Phil Sage was shocked when he collapsed with a cardiac arrest during a baseball game at Deakin University two...

Drysdale ‘roads’ study

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN   LONG-suffering Drysdale and Clifton Springs motorists have a chance to push their case to VicRoads in a new transport survey. Community organisations...

Ex-school sites put up for sale

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN   FORMER school sites figure prominently on a sales list of government land around the region. The list was published for the first...

Rabbit nemesis wants our votes

Stamping out rabbits has put a Modewarre woman in line for a national award. But Mandy Coulson must win an online popular vote to be...

Bullies forgotten as Jordan lightens up for the ring

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN   JORDAN Lukies never imagined he would ever enter a kickboxing ring. The 23-year-old was bullied at school for being fat and, although...

Playwright returns to find her heart still in Geelong

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN   PLAYWRIGHT Mary Anne Butler feels as though she has come full circle. The Darwin author is back in Geelong, where she spent...

Link ‘to cut 20 minutes’ from Melbourne drive

Geelong motorists will save up to 20 minutes driving to Melbourne with East West Link, according to an independent study. Premier Denis Napthine released the...

Lights camera fines down

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN   FINES at a controversial red light camera intersection in Norlane have dropped by more than half, according to the latest Department...

Grove park set for showdown

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN   BATTLELINES have been drawn over a controversial $1 million performance space for Ocean Grove park. A group of park association members has...

Tragic tale of young Anzac

Ocean Grove singer-songwriter Vin Healy has released a new music video telling the story of a young Anzac just in time for Remembrance Day. Mr...