Tag: News
Nelson school squeeze: ‘Penny-pinching’ to hurt disabled students
MICHELLE HERBISONGEELONG'S intellectually disabled senior students will be left without enough space after State Government acquires their Corio campus mid-year, according to their principal....
Unit ‘rushes’ in
On patrol: Operational Response Unit’s Sergeant Robert Jamieson, First Constable Simon Woodhouse and Constable Joshua Robinson with Corio Police Senior Sergeant Michael Reid. Picture:...
Church ‘set for disused offices’
ERIN PEARSONTORQUAY'S former shire office is set to become a church, according to Torquay Christian Fellowship.
Pastor Chris Rowney said the fellowship, a branch of...
Rocking holidays
Jan Juc’s Maya, 6, and Flynn, 8, display specimens discovered during a Rockpool Ramble at Anglesea this week. The ramble was part of an...
Survey over climate risk for campers at two parks
MICHELLE HERBISONA SURVEY of campers at two Bellarine Peninsula caravan parks will help prepare the facilities for climate change, according to a Victorian coastal...
Shoppers ‘getting kick’ out of ALDI
Bargain hunters: Portarlington’s Rebecca Fielding and daughter Summer, 6, were among ALDI’s first customers at Drysdale on Wednesday morning. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 75795MICHELLE HERBISONBIG...
Deportation fear: Visa fight
Struggle: Newtown’s Rebecca Taylor with five-year-old son Willow and her UK partner, Jay Benger. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 75593ERIN PEARSONA NEWTOWN resident feared deportation...
FINALLY FRIDAY: 28 days this month
ERIN PEARSONAFTER six years of silence, Melbourne’s 28 Days will give Geelong a sneak peak of new material in one of only three performances...
FINALLY FRIDAY28 days this month
ERIN PEARSONAFTER six years of silence, Melbourne’s 28 Days will give Geelong a sneak peak of new material in one of only three performances...
JOIN THE CLUB: Silent games gain deafening approval rating
Signed on: Members of the Geelong Deaf Social Group get together. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 75463JOHN VAN KLAVERENTHE GEELONG ambassador extraordinaire for the Australian...
Festa funds boost
Backing: BCC Computers and Betta Geelong West’s Matthew Sun with talented local singer and arts student Jessica Costa, who will lead the parade as...
Boat safety warning
On patrol: Parks Victoria and fisheries staff Catherine James, Paddy Hernon, Mike Philip, Stuart Willsher, Maddie Glynn and Laurie Dri. Picture: Tommy Ritchie...
More than just a job
For Iranian-Australian musician Gelareh Pour, one half of award-winning cross-cultural experimental duo ZÖJ, music is more than just a job or even an artistic...
