Tag: News
Tolhurst steps down
Isabelle Tolhurst has resigned as Borough of Queenscliffe’s mayor, with councillor Ross Ebbels stepping in to take her place.
Cr Tolhurst announced her resignation as...
Community calendar
Ballroom dance
Leopold Hall, 805-809 Bellarine Hwy, Saturday April 27, 7.30pm-11pm, $10 incl supper, music Charles. Vouchers, prizes to be won. All funds to Bendigo...
Artists showcase their work
Three artists from Drysdale’s All Abilities Art have shared their creations at artX Regional 2024.
Stirling Brackley, Polly Munday and Bridget Gooda were proud...
From the Archives
14 years ago
April 24, 2008
Voluntary administrators would investigate the $70 million collapse of Geelong investment company Chartwell Enterprises, Australian Securities and Investment Commission said...
Business is booming
Geelong is open for business, and we are being led by innovators driving new waves of opportunities.
This was one of the key messages I...
Peaceful motoring with Lexus ES
The growth in SUV sales has seen a corresponding decline in demand for traditional four-door sedans.
In the case of Lexus only two of...
Intersection will receive lights
Construction will soon begin on a Torquay intersection to improve road network safety and traffic management.
Surf Coast Shire Council decided, seven councillors to one,...
Torquay road to be discontinued
Part of a Torquay road will soon be closed to the public to allow for construction of the Surf Coast Aquatic and Health Centre...
ReSound announces first batch of artists
Music fans throughout Geelong and the Bellarine will have the chance to see local and national artists perform at a series of microfestivals this...
Council supports 24-hour cat curfew
Geelong council narrowly passed a vote to introduce a 24-hour cat curfew throughout the City of Greater Geelong.
The motion, which will require all cats...
Athletes take on Australia’s best
A team of young athletes has headed to Adelaide this week to represent Victoria at Little Athletics’ biggest competition.
Evan Bainbridge (under 15 300m hurdles),...
Making the best out of a ‘distressing’ situation
Sue Seel was diagnosed with dementia two years ago at age 55. Her daughter Jess Mahon and daughter-in-law Sinead Stevenson spoke with Jena Carr...
Creativity on show
The talent and creativity of students from Geelong’s north is on show this week with a special exhibition from one of the region’s biggest...
