Ripping kingfish action continues
ANGLERS landed some quality captures in unfavourable weather over the past week.
Once the wind settled many chased kingfish around The Rip area, with sizes...
Cats out of the bag
By John Van Klaveren
The pundits still don’t know how to rate Geelong.
Some have the Cats staying in the four, after making previous predictions of...
Bartel out of Cats’ leadership group
JIMMY Bartel has stepped out of the Geelong Cats' leadership group to make way for “fresh faces”, according to the club.
Coach Chris Scott thanked...
Rob’s back on course after bypass
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
RACING identity Rob Gaylard picked a quaddy a few months ago - but it wasn’t of the equine variety.
The keen bike...
Kingfish over 18kg taken in The Rip, while shark bite further offshore
GENERALLY good conditions over the past week resulted in some of the best captures for some time.
Kingfish from The Rip area dominated reports again....
Cats facing Demons at home
GEELONG Cricket Club finished an outstanding home-and-away season in third position on the Premier Cricket table after defeating Melbourne Uni last weekend.
The win gave...
Selwood right for round one
JOEL SELWOOD is adamant he'll be fit for round one, despite suffering a hamstring injury in Geelong's NAB Challenge win over Melbourne in Alice...
Cats knee injury blow
Geelong big man Nathan Vardy has ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee and will be sidelined indefinitely.
Vardy suffered the injury...
Cranka yankers catch bream on debut
THE widely anticipated Cranka Crabs lures had their first outings in the region over the past week with some impressive results.
Michael Evans was the...
Top four set for Geelong
GEELONG Cricket Club is in a commanding position going into day-two of its premier league match against Hawthorn-Monash University on Saturday.
After winning the toss...
Burbury undergoes surgery for broken jaw
INJURED Cat George Burbury has undergone surgery to repair a broken jaw he sustained in a sickening clash in Wednesday night's NAB clash against...
Athletes all treated as drugs suspects: Deakin academic
By NOEL MURPHY
ALL athletes are treated as suspects, a year after the Essendon AFL doping scandal erupted, says Deakin University law lecturer Martin Hardie.
Mr...
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Literary fest celebrates 10 years
Queenscliff Literary Festival (QLF) kicks off this weekend, celebrating its 10th birthday with a stellar lineup of presenters and a range of sessions, workshops...
