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Farewell to Cats’ captain courageous

Bye, champ: Coach Chris Scott farewells Cameron Ling. ERIN PEARSONTRIPLE premiership player Cameron Ling said goodbye to the club he has loved all his...

Streets come alive for a premier celebration

Number ones: Cats heroes Paul Chapman and Josh Hunt parade through the city streets.ERIN PEARSONGEELONG Football Club basked in blue and white glory during...

Region’s road deaths shame

JOHN VAN KLAVERENGEELONG has the highest fatality rate in regional Victoria with 26 road deaths, latest TAC statistics have revealed. Greater Geelong had six fatalities...

Burning ambition for wildfire safety

Lighting up: Brooke Bailey helps burn undergrowth near Anglesea this week. ERIN PEARSONALMOST 60 hectares of Anglesea scrub has gone up in flames this...

Burning ambition for wildfire safety

ERIN PEARSONALMOST 60 hectares of Anglesea scrub has gone up in flames this month as part of an increased state spring burn-off program, according...

ALDI ‘eyes Torquay’

ERIN PEARSONDISCOUNT supermarket chain ALDI is considering Torquay for a new store, a spokesperson has revealed to the Independent. “We’re looking at several areas of...

Port trees facing chop

MICHELLE HERBISONSAFETY concerns will force removal of 86 trees at Portarlington Holiday Park, according to foreshore managers. Bellarine Bayside Foreshore Committee of Management’s Vin McKay...

Bridge fight ‘hitting wall’

TOM BENNETTCLIFTON Springs’ residents have “nowhere left to turn” in their protest against a proposed bridge to a new residential development, according to their...

Peninsula’s police preparing for ‘summer crime blitz’

On the beat: Acting Senior Sergeant David Magher. TOM BENNETTPOLICE are preparing a major blitz on crime on the Bellarine Peninsula this summer, according...

Birregurra’s art on show

Art scene: the Birregurra show attracts an eclectic crowd.TALENTED Geelong artists Charles Moodie, Richard Jones and Rhondda Millen, bronze sculptor Lucy McEachern and botanical...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Maritime exhibition

Ship shape: Maritime Museum of Victoria chairman Henry Hudson with one of the paintings on exhibition.THE SHIPS That Shaped Australia, an exhibition of 27...

FINALLY FRIDAY: Poppykettle celebrates 30th

Bubbles of fun: Kids of all ages love Poppykettle.ERIN PEARSONGEELONG’S iconic Poppykettle festival will celebrate 30 years next month after entertaining the children of...

Exhibition open for calendar’s final year

The Surf Coast Community Arts Calendar Competition exhibition is now open, and 12 artworks have been chosen to feature in the calendar’s final print...

Walking for Evelyn