Psychological thriller gives audience the choice
What would you do when faced with the ultimate question – would you let your mother go?
The Magnolia Tree, a new Australian drama written...Borough’s budget focuses on environment and facilities
THE Borough of Queenscliffe has earmarked substantial investment in public facilities and protecting the environment in its budget for the coming financial year. The council’s...
New weir keeps the fish moving
THE completion of a new tidal barrage weir and fishways on the Lower Barwon Wetlands will improve water management for the Geelong region and...
Revised rules for riverside camping must be enforced
FRIENDS of the Barwon have given qualified support to allowing camping on Crown land next to rivers but say measures must be in place...
Reprint of popular coastal flora booklets released
NEW editions of two popular flora booklets produced by the Bellarine Catchment Network (BCN) have just come off the presses. The two booklets, Coastal Plants...
Avalon Airport not chosen for quarantine hub
AVALON Airport has been overlooked as the location for Victoria's new dedicated quarantine hub, with the state government this morning announcing its preference for...
Queenscliffe museum stays active during Hub construction
THE Queenscliffe Historical Museum is still in operation despite its new home now being built, offering some services and announcing the impending return of...
Shortlist announced for Geelong contemporary art prize
GEELONG Gallery has announced 28 works by leading and emerging Australian artists have been shortlisted for the 2021 Geelong contemporary art prize. The $30,000 acquisitive...
Local athletes win medals at The Aussies
LIFE SAVING athletes from the Geelong region were among the best of the best at The Aussies this year. Formally known as the Australian Surf...
QMF organisers still committed to November event
ORGANISERS of the Queenscliff Music Festival (QMF) say the planned return of the annual event later this year is “certainly achievable” but it will...
Great day for a classic ride
THE Great Ocean and Otway Classic Ride returned in strong numbers on Saturday. About 3,500 registered participants started and finished in Torquay, cycling along one...
Partnership to keep supporting borough’s businesses
TRADERS in the Borough of Queenscliffe will be given more support to do business through a council partnership with the Victorian Small Business Commission...
Bellarine marks ANZAC Day
ANZAC Day on the Bellarine was a muted occasion this year, with much smaller services than usual. Commemorations in Barwon Heads were cancelled entirely, and...
Deakin and state team up on water-based projects
DEAKIN University and the Victorian Government have splashed $22.1 million on a partnership to deliver a trio of projects in water management, aquaculture and...
State injects $50m to develop local mRNA vaccines
The state government is injecting $50 million into supporting Melbourne-based efforts to create and manufacture a mRNA vaccine like the Pfizer jabs being used...
A time for renewal: city’s budget to invest in community assets
THE City of Greater Geelong council’s next budget will aim to not only start an “unprecedented” asset renewal program but also chart a path...
Tigers prepare for top-of-the-table clash against Seagulls
Anzac Day locked in for women’s footy and annual clashes
AFL BARWON has confirmed the second round of grading games for the Epworth Senior Female Football competition will be played this Sunday, April 25. All...
Voucher scheme sees Surf Coast and Colac Otway shires in demand
THE Victorian Government’s Regional Travel Voucher Scheme continues to be popular, and the Surf Coast and Colac Otway shires are among the destinations in...
Don’t forget to nominate community champions
NOMINATIONS are closing soon for this year’s Community Service Awards, run by the Rotary Club of Ocean Grove and the Ocean Grove Business Association. The...
How to commemorate Anzac Day
DESPITE the recent easing of coronavirus restrictions across Victoria, local commemorative services on Anzac Day will be limited or not going ahead at all...
Work starts to signalise Curlewis intersection
WORK has started to upgrade a dangerous intersection in Curlewis, with the $2.5 million project to install traffic signals marking the end of a...
Power and Roos play out a thriller
ANGLESEA and Newcomb played out a thriller in their Round 3 BFL seniors match, with only two points separating the sides at the final...
Get your COVID-19 jab, RACGP urges – but don’t forget the flu vaccine
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is urging patients to get their COVID-19 vaccinations once they are eligible. The advice follows changes to...