Tag: News
Learning the past to better our future
The annual Local Word Writers Festival will host a special event this August.
My BackYard - A story about the Wadawurrung People is one of...
Last chance to participate in women’s pain inquiry
More than 12,000 women and girls have already shared their experiences of pain and its management through the Victorian government’s Inquiry into Women’s Pain,...
Search for Jesse Reynolds
Police have released an image of a man who may be able to help them in relation to a Marshall hit and run on...
Million dollar coffee break
A Geelong man’s morning coffee break was extra sweet when he was told he'd won almost a million dollars in the weekend’s TattsLotto draw.
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Upgrades aplenty
When different layers of government collaborate to fund vital community infrastructure, we all win.
On the Bellarine, there have been some fantastic examples of the...
From the Archives
16 years ago
July 25, 2008
Geelong and the Surf Coast are among the hottest places to buy property in regional Australia, according to a national...
WTP water levels low, but good for birding
Last week I went for a walk in Ocean Grove Nature Reserve and was struck by how dry the ponds were for this time...
Pricey, but drives well
Honda’s hot hatch is a car that never seems to lose its appeal.
It’s probably the closest thing we mere mortals will ever get to...
Community calendar
Bellarine Disability Fair
Wednesday July 31, 10am-2pm, Leopold Library to find out about disability services that can help you expand your opportunities.
■ 4201 0675
Christian Singles
Coffee,...
My Place with Glenda MacNaughton
Author Glenda MacNaughton has spent much of her life in the Bellarine and loves sharing her works with the community. She speaks with Jena...
Council approves urban boundary changes
Geelong council has completed its Urban Geelong long-term boundary review.
First conceived through the Greater Geelong Settlement Strategy, adopted by the council in 2020, the...
Council denies ‘greedy growth’
Geelong council has voted down a proposed planning scheme amendment and planning permit that would allow a 28-metre high, seven-storey development in Rippleside.
Councillors unanimously...
Helping hand for Cottage
Darren Allbutt’s Sea & Wood exhibition at Cottage by the Sea late last year was so well received that the fifth-generation Queenscliff resident is...
