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About: jamestaylor

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James’ first job in journalism was at the Bendigo Advertiser, where he held a number of roles, including reporter, sub-editor and arts and features writer. He has also worked for several publications at Fairfax, including the Knox Weekly, Casey Weekly and Pakenham Weekly, and in the UK with the Berkshire Media Group. Raised in Geelong, James has been back in his hometown since 2011 and now lives in Waurn Ponds. Outside of journalism, James divides his time between barracking for the Cats, chasing his two-year-old daughter around, and posting on Twitter (@notthatjt).

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May 16, 2018

City agrees on plan for one office

THE City of Greater Geelong has agreed in principle to consolidate its administrative functions into one building. A report presented to last month’s council meeting outlined...

May 16, 2018

Armstrong Creek sewers extended

BARWON Water is in the final stages of completing a complex section of the Armstrong Creek sewer system. The works will see a new section...

May 16, 2018

Christmas brings in the bucks again for Geelong

RESEARCH by the City of Greater Geelong has revealed the Christmas in Geelong program attracted 259,801 visitors last year, injecting an estimated $17.3 million into...

May 16, 2018

Letters To The Editor – May 17, 2018

Positive Ageing Service Review engagement process

Dear Editor, The Surf Coast Shire has commissioned a review of the Positive Ageing Service area. The federal government is introducing...

May 16, 2018

Federal infrastructure funding welcomed

THE Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has welcomed investment in Victorian infrastructure in the latest federal budget. Chamber chief executive officer Mark Stone...

May 16, 2018

Tourism peak body welcomes support for Geelong projects

THE peak body for Victoria's tourism and events industry has given the thumbs up to the recent state budget, particularly for the funding support for major...

May 16, 2018

Sacrededge gifts diverse crowd

“GLIMPSE the Gift of Diversity” was the theme for this year’s Sacrededge Festival at Queenscliff. Sacrededge builds community among and with First Nations People, Refugees,...

May 16, 2018

Local builder set for 50km challenge for charity

LOCAL Hotondo Homes builder Aaron Anstis is set to embark on a 50-kilometre trek to help raise funds for Make-A-Wish. With his team and other...

May 16, 2018

Victorian Junior Titles decided at Jan Juc

THE third and final round of the Victorian Junior Titles has been run and won, with clean three- to four-foot surfing conditions at Jan...

May 16, 2018

Have your say on Shipwreck Coast projects

PARKS Victoria has invited local residents, businesses and community groups to attend information sessions about three projects on the Shipwreck Coast being held today...

May 16, 2018

Colac Otway sprays Birregurra elms to kill beetles

THE Colac Otway Shire has engaged a specialist contractor to treat an infestation of elm leaf beetle in the roadside elms in Birregurra. The contractor...

May 16, 2018

Transport Matters Party to contest state poll

ANOTHER political party has thrown its hat in the ring ahead of November’s state election, with the Transport Matters Party (TMP) announcing its registration...

May 16, 2018

Warning issued about rare but fatal bat virus

VICTORIANS should not handle bats and should phone a trained wildlife rescuer if a bat is found in trouble, Victoria’s Deputy Chief Health Officer...

May 16, 2018

Deakin vice-chancellor talks fibre at breakfast

THE outgoing vice-chancellor of Deakin has looked back on her time in charge at the university, saying she was confident the tertiary educator was...

May 16, 2018

Mission Youth Survey opens

MISSION Australia has opened their annual Youth Survey and the charity is hoping for a record number of young people aged 15-19 to get involved...

May 16, 2018

Providing the learning that matters

Christian College Geelong began in 1980 from humble beginnings with 60 students, from Prep to Year 10. Now 38 years on, Christian College proudly...

May 16, 2018

Arts an important part of St Joseph’s College program

The arts nurture cultural understanding, invention and imagination. The arts are an expressive, creative and communicative form of study that engages students in critical and...

May 16, 2018

Explore and discover through play at TeLC

Experiencing new things, exploring their world, and encountering the joys and challenges of learning: these are the things our children do every day as...

May 16, 2018

Local knowledge at Spring Creek Community House

Whether you want to study for a career or simply try a hobby that’s always interested you, Spring Creek Community House offers a range...

May 16, 2018

Wallington Primary has strong tradition

Wallington is a small school situated in a rural setting. The school provides a focal point for the local community and we enjoy a...

May 16, 2018

A Memorable Night IN THE SNOW FROM THE COMFORT OF AN ECO-DOME

You don’t have to ski or be intrepid to discover the beauty of the Australian Alps. This winter on Mount Hotham, Alpine Nature Experience will...

May 16, 2018

SNOW COMPANY BRIDGES THE GAP BETWEEN MOUNTAIN and STREET

Yuki Threads was founded in 2010 amid back-to-back snow seasons between Mt Buller and Japan. Their vision was to create a 100 per cent Australian-owned...

May 16, 2018

RUN TO THE HILLS with NITRO

Nitro Snowboards is stoked to be celebrating 28 winters of snowboarding the globe and is proud to announce it has partnered this season with...

May 16, 2018

A GREAT DAY IN THE SNOW WITH Ski Chute 4

When heading to the snow this season keep in mind the total experience. Time, cost, equipment and service. Heading to Mt Buller is a great way...