About: James Taylor

Skye’s not the limit at Sound Doctor this Saturday

Wergaia songwriter Alice Skye will journey to Anglesea this Saturday to perform alongside fellow artist and friend, Emily Wurramara. Hailing from Horsham, Alice released her...

School’s in for 2020

Things are set for the opening of Armstrong Mount Duneed’s new primary school for business next year with building works now complete and a...

VICTORIA STAYS ATOP HOUSING SCORECARD

First home buyers have kept Victoria at the top of the rankings, according to the HIA’s Housing Scorecard. The HIA Housing Scorecard report presents analysis...

Lenders playing naughty and nice with cash rate cut

Following this month’s announcement by the RBA to cut the cash rate to a historic low of 1.00 per cent, how did lenders react...

Keep your property under control

It can be shocking how quickly your management fees can get away from you. You initially agree to a percentage and then over the years,...

Top four race tightens

WITH the Hells Bells competition signifying the halfway point of the competitive season, marquee divisions being the Open Men’s and Open Women’s divisions are...

The reliable Armstrong Creek sparky

SCOTT Ashdown prides himself on offering an honest and reliable service. Operating his own electrical business, Swell Electrical, Scott began his career in the fire...

CHURCH BELLS RING WITH SOUNDS OF BRAZIL

Torquay music man Max Rudd will perform as part of the Windfire Choir and Orchestra this Sunday at St Mary of the Angels Basilica,...

World-first Australian study discloses more horrifying dangers of smoking

Smoking accounts for 17 deaths per day in Australia, with tobacco users three times as likely to die from stroke, heart attack and heart...

Werribee Mansion opens doors for Open House Melbourne

Guests will enjoy free yet exclusive access to Werribee Mansion during Open House Melbourne Weekend this Saturday and Sunday. The heritage-listed building, which housed the...

LINKS BISTRO HAS YOUR DINNER TEED UP

Links Bistro at Lonsdale Golf Club is introducing monthly themed dinner nights, starting on Wednesday, July 31 with $15 Pizza Night. There will be...

INSIDE THE STUDIO OF Geoffrey Carran

Geoffrey Carran’s curiosity for nature and its majestic unpredictability influences almost all aspects of his life. Born in Gore, New Zealand, the Jan Juc artist...

LOCAL ARTIST celebrates ANGLESEA’S RICH CULTURE

A series of large-scale metal artworks were perched on the light posts along Anglesea’s main shopping centre last Wednesday as part of a two-year...

EYEING THE WEKEND

FRIDAY 26/7 WAVE OF MUSIC AT NEW HALL Lighthouse Arts Collective will present three artists at New Hall this Friday. Ella Thompson will take the stage...

BORN INTO THE blues

It wasn’t an easy road for blues artist Kent Burnside, but the trials and tribulations he endured as a young man growing up in...

City welcomes extra time for local government reform feedback

THE City of Greater Geelong has welcomed an extension of the public consultation on the state government's proposed reforms to the Local Government Bill. Several...

Coker supports increasing Newstart payments

CORANGAMITE Labor federal member Libby Coker has thrown her support behind raising Newstart by at least $75 a week. There have been increasing calls for...

Inclusive playspace gets the go ahead for Rippleside

THE City of Greater Geelong has partnered with an Australian children’s charity to deliver a “world class” playground at Rippleside Park. Geelong mayor Bruce Harwood...

Anglers dip in to revegetate river

MORE than 40 local recreational anglers braved wet and windy conditions earlier this month to help revegetate the Barwon River. Thousands of native trees, shrubs...

Wire rope safety barriers to be audited

THE Victorian Auditor-General's Office is carrying out a state-wide audit on wire rope safety barriers in regional areas, which has been welcomed by Liberal...

Deakin announces grants for LGBTIQ+ community

IN A move to build inclusion, Deakin is offering grants of up to $5,000 as part of a new program aimed at supporting the...

Great Ocean Road centenary project seeks feedback

GREAT Ocean Road Regional Tourism (GORRT) is seeking feedback about the bench seats and QR codes to be installed along the Great Ocean Road...

Glimpse of planet earth in 2040

INFORMED conversations about climate change are pressing forward around the 3228, with Surf Coast Shire council hosting a screening of 2040 at the Boardriders...

YOUNG people from the Surf Coast are encouraged to share their personal concerns in Mission Australia’s 18th annual Youth Survey before August 9. More than...