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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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January 23, 2019

Grants to improve response to climate change

THE state government says it is empowering regional Victorians to prepare for and adapt to the real impacts of climate change through a new...

January 23, 2019

Armstrong shows off its homes

THE weird and the wonderful turned out for Villawood Properties’ Armstrong Home Show on Saturday. Children big and small danced, bounced, nibbled and gulped as...

January 23, 2019

Aged care peak body welcomes Royal Commission

THE peak body for the aged care sector has welcomed a Royal Commission into the industry, saying aged care was “an issue of national...

January 23, 2019

Deakin makes thousands of first-round offers

DEAKIN University has made more than 6,660 offers to prospective students in last week’s first round through the Victorian Tertiarity Admissions Centre (VTAC) system. The...

January 23, 2019

Dangerfield thinks AFLX will be a bolter

forward to picking the squad for the team he will captain in this year’s AFLX season. Speaking at a training session for the Cats at...

January 23, 2019

Vivani is back and wants to win

ITALIAN cycling champion Elia Viviani will set out to continue his winning form at this Sunday’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race (CEGORR). Fresh from...

January 23, 2019

Dance magic at the Potato Shed with Adult Ballet on the Bellarine

IT HAS been more than a decade since Allegonda Deppe took the plunge and moved from Western Australia to Clifton Springs to enter “retirement”. After...

January 23, 2019

Bone china meets blown glass at festival high tea

GUESTS enjoyed the delights of a High Tea at Café Zoo in Drysdale recently while watching local glass artist Glenda MacNaughton blowingand sculpting glass. The...

January 17, 2019

RELAX IN COMFORT AND STYLE

Stunningly contemporary and eco-friendly to boot, the Luxe 296 is intelligently designed for luxury living in comfort and style. Entertain guests, relax with a book,...

January 17, 2019

INDOORS OR OUTDOORS, THE CHOICE IS YOURS WITH NEVADA

The Nevada is an innovative design that suits all environments but really comes to life in the idyllic coastal lifestyle. Its use of space and...

January 17, 2019

FALL IN LOVE WITH THE HAMPTONS VIBE OF PORTSIDE

The Portside 284, exclusive to G.J. Gardner Homes, features a stunning coastal façade, which inspires a Hamptons vibe both inside - through featured Dado...

January 17, 2019

RUN CHASE PROVES A TALL ORDER FOR RENEGADES

CHILDREN at GMHBA Stadium on Sunday enjoyed the pre-match entertainment during the Melbourne Renegades’ “Zoofari” match, but the BBL team found the Brisbane Heat...

January 17, 2019

Jan Juc junior takes home first World Surf League win

JAN Juc’s Xavier Huxtable took home his first World Surf League win at the Hydralyte Sports QLD Pro Junior (presented by Hyundai) on Sunday...

January 16, 2019

CHOP TO IT AND TAKE UP karate

Having operated in Torquay for the -last five years, Shukokai Karate has cemented its popularity among local children and adults in the 3228 area. Instructor...

January 16, 2019

PUT ON YOUR DANCING SHOES AT Torquay Dance Academy

If you have been wondering whether to bring your child along to a dance class, now is the time to consider paying Torquay Dance...

January 16, 2019

Free family fun at local aquatic centres

THE City of Greater Geelong’s aquatic centres will host free Family Fun Days over the coming months. Kardinia Aquatic Centre in South Geelong and Splashdown...

January 16, 2019

Campaign aims to slow the spread of marine pests

MORE than two-thirds of water users are unaware of the threat of marine pests, according to a recent survey by Parks Victoria. The lack of...

January 16, 2019

Deakin to host regional journalism scholarships

THE future of regional journalism has received a boost, with six Deakin University students to be supported through their degrees as part of a...

January 16, 2019

Abalone poachers busted in Port Fairy

A PHONE to the 13FISH reporting line last week helped Fisheries Officers at Port Fairy apprehend two men from Point Cook allegedly in possession...

January 16, 2019

Geelong to host Victorian Teachers Games for next two years

THE City of Greater Geelong has won the right to host the Victorian Teachers’ Games for the next two years, in a homecoming to...

January 16, 2019

More to Explore app comes to Android

THE More to Explore app, which helps the community to get out and explore Victoria’s state forests and forest parks, is now available on...

January 16, 2019

Tourism spending survey holds warning for regional Victoria

TOURISM is now worth $28 billion to Victoria, but the Victorian Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) says there are warning signs for international visitor spending...

January 16, 2019

Hundreds enjoying Summer by the Sea

THIS year’s Summer by the Sea program is off to a great start, with more than 850 people already participating in activities along Victoria’s...

January 16, 2019

A careless cigarette butt could start a fire

WITH temperatures spiking across the state in recent days, Quit Victoria and the Metropolitan Fire Brigade (MFB) are urging Victorian smokers to be cautious...