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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 30, 2018

Interest sought in year-round Aireys Inlet Market

THE Surf Coast Shire will seek expressions of interest to run the Aireys Inlet Market all year round. In August last year, the shire entered...

May 30, 2018

Stu Baker is on the money with new finance book

LOCAL wealth manager and business owner Stuart Baker has released a finance book, Easy Money: The Secret Path to Automated Riches in the 21st...

May 30, 2018

Torquay Community Enterprise teams up with the Tigers

TORQUAY Community Enterprise (TCE), in partnership with Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, have provided funding support to the Torquay football, cricket and netball club to...

May 30, 2018

Husic and Coker talk jobs in Torquay

LABOR is considering changes ahead of the federal election to how people are supported to find jobs, with Shadow Minister for Employment Ed Husic...

May 30, 2018

Escape into the Otways at Run Forrest

THE sixth annual Run Forrest, to be held next weekend, offers runners the most picturesque trails in Australia. The 2018 edition of the event will...

May 30, 2018

Geelong Private staff offered jobs

STAFF left without jobs following the impending closure of Geelong Private Hospital have been thrown a lifeline, with 117 positions to be made available...

May 30, 2018

Geelong’s City Deal could be done by September

A CITY Deal for Geelong may be as soon as four months away, but Labor has claimed the Coalition is playing politics with the...

May 30, 2018

Riders of the 50-Year Storm revealed

THE votes are in for the 50-Year Storm Invitational, with judges selecting 30 surfers to take part in the contest of 100 per cent...

May 30, 2018

Hoodie season beats the odds

THE endangered hooded plover has beaten the odds this year, with six chicks surviving on the City’s surf beaches stretching from Point Lonsdale to...

May 30, 2018

Kidsafe Victoria issues burns alert ahead of winter

KIDSAFE Victoria is urging parents and carers to be vigilant and take action to reduce the risks of burns and scalds in the lead...

May 30, 2018

Drinking fountains shut after lead detected

THE City of Greater Geelong has finished its testing of public drinking fountains, and found 80 with levels of lead above the National Health...

May 30, 2018

Sweet idea lands on City Hall’s roof

CITY Hall is the first building in central Geelong to host a working bee hive on its rooftop. The city is working with Surfcoast Honey...

May 30, 2018

Committee For Lorne: MAY COX

VERY MUCH THE RIGHT SORT OF PERSON

Following our recent article on May Cox, after whom it is proposed that the redrawn electorate of Corangamite...

May 30, 2018

A word from the Chairman – May 31, 2018

Another autumn is about to draw to a close and within the week winter will be officially upon us. A great time of the...

May 30, 2018

Community Profile: Carol Tutungi

In 1976, aged 25, Carol was teaching physical education at Oberon High School in Geelong. In the market for a house, an ad for...

May 30, 2018

City to trial booked hard waste collection

THE City of Greater Geelong has authorised the implementation of a booked at-call hard waste service starting in April, subject to approval of funding...

May 30, 2018

Powerful grants support Junior Landcare projects

THOUSANDS of Victorian students at more than 200 schools and youth organisations will be getting hands on with inventive projects that help to educate...

May 30, 2018

Letters To The Editor – May 31, 2018

Bellarine population boom has a downside

Dear Editor, On the face of it, the huge surge in houses being built down here and the consequent hike...

May 30, 2018

Strong foundations lead to generous grants

THIS year’s Geelong Community Foundation grants program has funded 46 projects and programs valued at $932,500. The Geelong Community Foundation exists to make a lasting...

May 30, 2018

NBN Co dumps fixed wireless target

FIXED wireless users on the National Broadband Network (NBN) through fixed wireless have suffered a blow to their future speeds, with NBN Co dumping...

May 30, 2018

Colac Otway appoints new CEO

THE Colac Otway Shire has appointed Peter Brown as its new chief executive officer. Mr Brown has more than three decades experience in local government...

May 30, 2018

My Health Record could save lives

A person’s life can be saved in an emergency with an online health record, according to the chief executive officer of the National Rural...

May 30, 2018

Get value from your home valuation

Valuing your home by a professional usually costs between $300-$500 and can be done for a number of reasons. The most prominent of these are...

May 30, 2018

Dale McDonald to coach Torquay Cricket Club

THE Torquay Tigers Cricket Club has announced the appointment of Dale McDonald as its captain/coach for the next two years. After three years leading sub-district...