About: Angus Smith
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- Angus is a multimedia reporter at the Surf Coast Times. He has experience with breaking news, investigative and feature stories. Follow him on Twitter @angussmithh.
GEELONG City Council is elevating the local music scene with the debut of the 'Live and Local' program, a collaboration with APRA AMCOS and...
AVALON Airport precinct is preparing for vast expansion as major companies establish distribution centres. Companies including Australia Post, Petstock, and Cotton On, which already employ...
A PETITION advocating for a medically supervised injecting room in Geelong is gathering support. Debbie Brady launched the petition in late September, and it has...
RESIDENTS across Geelong joined a nationwide moment of reflection at 11 am on Saturday, November 11, to commemorate Remembrance Day. Pausing in their activities, they...
THE Committee for Geelong has launched 'Future Geelong,' an interactive map envisioned as the blueprint for the city's growth and development paths. This digital platform...
GMHBA will launch a multidisciplinary health hub in Geelong's CBD in 2024. Located on Moorabool Street, the new hub will occupy the ground level of...
THE Surf Coast, Geelong, and the Bellarine Peninsula are earning acclaim as a skateboarding paradise following the upgrades to several of the region's more...
GEELONG BeachPatrol is set for its final beach clean-up event of 2024, continuing its vital work along the local coastline. The community-driven effort has played...
TWENTY Geelong CFA volunteers have headed north to assist Queensland firefighters grappling with intense bushfires. Set for a three-week deployment, they are part of the...
GEELONG Botanic Gardens has donated 12 cubic metres of bamboo to the Werribee Open Range Zoo. The initiative not only benefits zoo animals, but also...
GEELONG Botanic Gardens recently welcomed 80 delegates from more than 20 organisations at the Botanic Gardens Australia and New Zealand (BGANZ) network event. Established in...
It all started when Kate Heppell and her sister Hayley ventured into the world of business with a health food store. However, things took an...
A BRONZE statue of the late Frank Costa is set to be unveiled in Geelong next month. The 220cm statue will be installed on the...
THREE new affordable rental properties have been unveiled in Northern Geelong, a collaborative effort between the Northern Geelong Rental Housing Co-operative (NGRHC) and the...
NATIONWIDE staff shortages, intensified by socio-economic issues such as rising living costs and housing deficits, are putting pressure on regional businesses. The White House restaurant...
The region's rising neo-soul sensation, Wild Gloriosa, is set to grace the stage at this year's Queenscliff Music Festival. She joins a diverse line-up, featuring...
FIRE authories have officially declared the start of this year’s fire season in Victoria. Anticipated El Niño weather patterns have led to predictions of a...
Situated amidst the natural beauty of professionally landscaped gardens and pristine bushland, this opulent four-bedroom property is a testament to refined elegance and meticulous...
ON THE first anniversary of Spirit of Tasmania's arrival at GeelongPort, economic figures reveal a significant $21 million tourism boost to the Greater Geelong...
GEELONG’S new $22.6 million palliative care 20-bedroom facility is being officially opened today (Friday, October 27) by Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles. Located on Deakin...
THE Give Where You Live Foundation has released findings from its latest "Food for Thought" research report, detailing an alarming rise in the need...
TOURISM Greater Geelong and The Bellarine (TGGB) has unveiled an ambitious 10-year vision for the region, aiming to bolster the local economy, attract investment,...
GEELONG and Barwon region's innovators are among the 36 finalists in this year's Premier's Sustainability Awards, underscoring Geelong's dominance in sustainability. The awards, in their...
FINDING an activity that captures the imagination of each and every family member can be quite the challenge and it certainly pops up for...