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April 14, 2026

Multiple factors contribute to nannying rise

AS Geelong's population booms, so too does the number of children in need of care. Stay at home parents, daycare, nannies, family and friends... the...

April 13, 2026

‘Simply time’: Tierney to exit politics at 2026 state poll

Geelong-based upper house MP Gayle Tierney will not contest the 2026 Victorian election, ending a near two-decade stint in state parliament. The member for Western...

April 13, 2026

Southern suburb makes up 10 per cent of parking reports

MORE than 10 per cent of wrongly parked vehicle reports in Geelong are from Armstrong Creek. Data from the City of Greater Geelong's "report a...

April 12, 2026

Merge keeps women’s football local, sustainable for clubs

ONE club had too many players, the other not enough. Together they are ensuring their footballers can take the field. Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads...

April 11, 2026

How Monday night football became a community

LIFE, family and work commitments can get in the way of things that bring adults joy, but one group of men are pushing back...

April 10, 2026

Police seize illegal e-bikes in Torquay raid, teen charged

A Torquay teenager has been charged after police uncovered a stash of illegal e-bikes and mini bikes during a raid on Friday. The 16-year-old was...

April 10, 2026

Teachers to escalate industrial action in term 2

The Australian Education Union (AEU) will take further action after last month’s strike. Victorian teachers walked off the job on 24 March after eight...

April 10, 2026

‘Smell a lot nicer’: new rooms provide safety, privacy

Preparing to play will be significantly easier for Torquay women this year following the completion of new women’s change rooms at Spring Creek Reserve. The...

April 10, 2026

Bellarine’s newest team taking the competition by the horns

THE Portarlington Football Netball Club isn't entering the 2026 season quietly. After announcing their intention to form a senior women's team in early 2025, the...

April 9, 2026

More fuel coming: regions to benefit first

Additional fuel will flow through Geelong’s refinery under a new deal between Viva Energy and Export Finance Australia (EFA). Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on...

April 9, 2026

Big wins open BFL season

IT may have been the Surf Coast Suns' first game of senior football but they were not the only ones making history. Torquay opened their...

April 9, 2026

Pathway to the Matildas begins for Geelong players

TEN Geelong talents have been tapped on the shoulder as the future of elite Australian soccer. The players will compete in the 2026 CommBank Emerging...

April 9, 2026

New divisions, new club for all abilities season opener

FIVE clubs will begin their 2026 football season in style, playing their round 1 games at Kardinia Park. Geelong West, Newtown, Newcomb, St Joseph's and Bell...

April 8, 2026

Delays ahead: commuters told to brace for extended travel times

Travel might be free but Geelong commuters will have a longer and disrupted journey throughout April. Scheduled maintenance and upgrade work on the Geelong line...

April 8, 2026

Speeders make up majority of long weekend infringements

Geelong and the Surf Coast had more than 300 traffic offences detected in just five days over the Easter long weekend. The figures come from...

April 7, 2026

Returning the love: Cottage graduate supports the next generation

For more than a century, Cottage by the Sea has supported vulnerable children and though its programs may evolve, the impact it has on...

April 7, 2026

Local experts called on to shape the future of footy

THE future of community football will be placed in local hands via the Barwon Regional Council. AFL Victoria has opened expressions of interest for the...

April 6, 2026

Firefighting got competitive and you’re safer because of it

BACK-to-back state rural titles has proven Leopold CFA's 2025 win was no feat of luck, but the brigade's captain says there is more to...

April 4, 2026

Suns out, sold out: community backs league’s newest competitors

For the first time in four decades new blood has joined the Bellarine Football Netball League. Thousands packed into Banyul-Warri Fields on Saturday to celebrate...

April 4, 2026

Waves not war: protestors arrive at Bells Beach

Protesters have been spotted on the hills at Bells Beach on the second day of the Rip Curl Pro. A small number of protesters from...

April 3, 2026

Junior commitment bolsters inaugural women’s side

FOR more than five years, Bell Park has invested in its junior girls football program. Now the club has launched its first women's side. Stepping...

April 2, 2026

Teachers still without a deal, escalation on the table

A WEEK since more than 30,000 public teachers marched off the job in Victoria, a collective bargaining agreement is still yet to be finalised. Australian...

April 1, 2026

Locals asked to not panic buy fuel

WITH rising concerns about fuel availability, a local supplier has urged people to think before they panic buy. Mortimer Petroleum owner David Mortimer said rising...

March 30, 2026

Teen adds state captaincy to resume

THE first time Mia Aitken stepped onto a netball court, she cried the whole game – now she is captaining a state team. It has...