Evolve your business with help from Evan Crick
EVAN Crick’s knowledge of business has seen him achieve many accolades in his life – the most noteworthy being his establishment of Mitre 10...
Natural world takes spotlight at NWM
Stunning photos of wildlife that have been captured by leading photographers around the world are now on display at the National Wool Museum. On...
Otways parks closed due to fire risk
As the predicted heatwave moves across the state, Forest Fire Management has closed two popular parks during today's declared period of Extreme fire danger. The...
Falls Festival cancelled due to extreme weather conditions
THE 2019 Falls Festival in Lorne has been cut short due to predicted extreme weather conditions forecast for tomorrow (Monday, December 30) in the...
Get dangerous to help finish Jan Juc’s clubhouse
JAN Juc Surf Life Saving Club is gearing up to host two of its biggest fundraising events next month – the Bells Bash Cliff...
Question time: CORA to respond to concerns at public hearing
THE proponents of Cape Otway Road Australia (CORA) have a long list of questions they must answer if their proposed $350 million project is...
Santa Run to stop in Torquay and Jan Juc on Christmas Eve
THE Torquay Fire Brigade will again be rolling out on Christmas Eve with a very special passenger on board. The brigade's annual Santa Run will...
Large swells close Thirteenth Beach and Fairhaven beaches
LIFE Saving Victoria is urging beachgoers to exercise caution in the water in coastal areas today with large swells predicted to make conditions hazardous...
Ocean Grove and St Joseph’s enter Christmas break on top
THE Ocean Grove and St Joseph’s women’s cricket sides head into Christmas tied in first place after both earning narrow wins on Sunday. St Joseph’s...
Arlenis Sierra saddles up for back-to-back wins in Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
CUBAN cyclist Arlenis Sierra says it’s an honour to return to Geelong and the Surf Coast as she sets out to defend her crown...
Eden Project expects good news in new year
IT APPEARS to be a case of half enough is good enough for the Eden Project’s ambitions in Anglesea, with chief executive officer David...
Coker rolls out rail duplication argument again
CORANGAMITE Labor federal member Libby Coker has again called on the federal Coalition government to move faster on the Waurn Ponds-South Geelong rail duplication,...
New home of Kids Plus opens in Waurn Ponds
THE new home of the Kids Plus Foundation has officially opened its doors. More than 200 guests gathered at the Kids Plus Centre for Therapy,...
Have a Bonnie old time with carols
THE Carolvan is coming to town again next week as part of the Christmas Chorals in Jan Juc. Artists on the bill include Lucy O’Grady’s...
Caravan park proposed again for Freshwater Creek
AN UNPOPULAR caravan park proposal for Freshwater Creek rejected by the Surf Coast Shire is being put forward again, albeit at a much smaller...
Elton John says goodbye to Geelong
SIR Elton John wasn’t going to let the sun go down on him at Mount Duneed Estate on Saturday night without playing some of...
AirAsia celebrates first birthday at Avalon
AIRASIA has celebrated its first birthday flying between Avalon Airport and Kuala Lumpur, and the international airline has flagged more destinations will be coming. In...
Firefighting fleet is ready to take off
VICTORIA’S firefighters will have a record number of aircraft supporting them across the state during the hotter months. The 2019-20 air firefighting fleet has been...
Ocean Grove lights up for Christmas
THE Grove Pavilion was a spectacle of Santa hats, Christmas sweaters and reindeer ears on Sunday night as the Ocean Grove community gathered for...
RGYC needs volunteers so it can set sail in 2020
THE Royal Geelong Yacht Club is on the lookout for volunteers ahead of its “Summer of Sailing” program which will see renowned sailors touch...
Big heart reaps big honour
A PORTARLINGTON man has had a Parkinson’s Victoria award named in his honour to formally recognise his and others’ selfless work in supporting the...
Geelong-Melbourne ferry service is off to a flyer
THE new ferry service between Geelong and Melbourne is on the move, with the Geelong Flyer making its first official crossing of Port Phillip...
Penicillin allergies may be wildly overstated
More than 90 per cent of people recorded as having a penicillin allergy may not actually be allergic.
Experts Misha Devchand and Dr Jason Trubiano...Highton school dips deep for NSW
PUPILS from Montpellier Primary School are transforming into secret Santas this Christmas to help support New South Wales families who have been affected by...