Paths charge ‘back’
ERIN PEARSONVICTORIA'S Supreme Court has ordered a new hearing on a controversial council plan to charge Jan Juc residents for footpaths, according to their...
Multi Sport Festival to support our peak charity
Good sports: USM’s Andrew Saunders and Katie Reynolds promote the Geelong Multi Sport Festival partnership with Give Where You Live’s Alice Fraser, Georgia Angus...
Home search ‘over’
MICHELLE HERBISONST LEONARDS Men’s Shed is set to end its seven-year search for a home after councillors backed a master plan for the town’s...
Tender win sets path for power buy group
Power to the people: Portarlington PowerGroup’s John Turner with the discount deal and fellow group members David Hughes, Terry Parsons, Helen Bandy and Noni...
FINALLY FRIDAY: Bear in there
Moonfired up: Boy and Bear play in Geelong next week.JOHN VAN KLAVERENARIA-nominated Boy and Bear is heading back to Geelong – and looking forward...
FINALLY FRIDAY: MSO’s chorus on pilgrimage to city basilica
MELBOURNE Symphony Orchestra will present one of the most highly-anticipated premieres of the international choral calendar in Geelong on Sunday.
The orchestra’s performance of Pilgrimage...
FINALLY FRIDAY: Whatem ever for our arts
Songstress: Angie Hilton sings on the Whatem 2 CD.LEADING Geelong musicians and singers have loaned their talents to a new fundraising CD for big...
JOIN THE CLUB: Heads of the rivers
Oarsome: Kardinia International College year 10 students Erin Fahey, Paxton McPherson, Leah Dovallon, Alice Gleeson, Natasha Ferguson, Courtney Andrews, Siobhan Quinane, Fairley McPherson, Phoebe...
Deal salvages ‘vital devices’: Equipment worth ‘millions’
TAC’s Doug McDonald and De-Arne Bordin with Rotary Club of Geelong Central Lloyd Gosling’s and some of the salvaged equipment. JOHN VAN KLAVERENMILLIONS of...
Branching out for gift wishes
Gifted: Northern Bay College kids launch Corio’s tree. AUSTRALIA'S largest Christmas gift appeal has launched in Geelong with an appeal for donations.
A spokesperson for...
VCAL cut ‘to cost $500,000’
JOHN VAN KLAVERENTHE REGION'S secondary schools will lose more than $500,000 for VCAL courses, a principal has estimated.
Bellarine Secondary College’s Colin Sing said...