Stone and Wood partner with WSL
ICE-cold beers will be served up next to all the surfing action at this year's Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach. The World Surf League has...
Juc ready for Bells parking mecca
THE Jan Juc Cricket Club is preparing their signage, flags and cones ahead of this year's Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach. A team of more...
Barwon Heads junior named first Team NAB Auskicker
A BARWON Heads footballer has been named the first Team NAB AFL Auskick recruit for this year. Six-year-old Charlie Smart will have the opportunity to...
Local shaper shifts board for books
THE three-decade shaping journey of renowned local surfboard shaper and multidisciplinary artist Sergio Gomez has been put to paper for the first time. Shape Shifter...
Popular show to swell up in Torquay
HIGH energy is ensured when popular panel show Ain't That Swell surfs into the Torquay Hotel next week. Vaughan Blakey and Jed Smith will be...
Local surfers prepare for Bells wildcard chance
MORE than 30 of the state's top surfers will battle it out for the ultimate prize next week: a spot in the Rip Curl...
United ready for double-header
GEELONG United has their sights set on securing two big wins over the coming few nights of NBL1 South action. United will head away to...
Gilmore locked in for Bells luncheon
TORQUAY Boardriders has locked in a major surfing superstar as a special guest for its Easter Luncheon next week. Stephanie Gilmore will take to the...
Dunstan pledges $1.3 million to mobile upgrades
THE COALITION will put $1.3 million towards mobile tower upgrades across the Corangamite electorate if it wins next month's federal election. Liberal candidate for Corangamite...
Thousands to ride for a cause
MORE than 3,000 people will put pedal to the metal next weekend and compete in the Great Ocean and Otway Classic Ride. Recreational cyclists will...
Kinder spots to open on the Surf Coast
APPLICATIONS for next year's programs at Surf Coast Shire-run kindergartens will open on Monday, April 7. Families can apply for three-year-old and four-year old programs...
Water restrictions for Apollo Bay, neighbouring towns
STAGE two water restrictions will be introduced in Apollo Bay, Marengo and Skenes Creek from Monday, April 7. In response to dry conditions, Barwon Water...
Inspiring film to surf into Torquay
AN inspiring new documentary exploring women's rights, environmental activism and surfing will be screened in Torquay this month. Ceibo will be premiered at Bells Beach...
More time for books at Armstrong Creek Library
AN INNOVATIVE new service will help locals access the Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library outside of staffed hours. The Geelong Regional Libraries Corporation is launching its...
Torquay ready for Australian Boardriders Battle
TORQUAY Boardriders has received a call-up for the Australian Boardriders Battle and is ready to make it count. After making the final of the national...
GFNL season preview
THE 2025 Geelong Football Netball League season is almost upon us, with matches to start on April 12. The Times News Group give you the...
Entries open for Surf Coast Century
ENTRIES are now open for one of the region's favourite "feel good ultra" marathons. The Surf Coast Century returns for its 14th edition later this...
Caddies back for Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach
LOCAL groms will have the opportunity to mix it with their favourite World Surf League Championship Tour surfers at this year's Rip Curl Pro...
Chapter closed for Nigros at Anglesea News and Lotto
THE Nigro family is ready to embrace a new life chapter following the sale of the much-loved Anglesea News and Lotto. Paul and Corinne Nigro...
Local surfing trio dominate state titles
A SURF Coast trio have taken home top honours at the Victorian Junior Surfing Titles on the Mornington Peninsula. Jack Lindsay was victorious in the...
Cats to tackle Demons in Geelong
GEELONG will be looking to get back on the winners' list tonight (Friday, April 4) at GMHBA Stadium against a desperate Melbourne. The Cats are...
Women’s festival surfs to success
MORE than 250 people celebrated women and non-binary ocean lovers of all ages at the second annual High Line Festival. The one-day and open night...
North Geelong storm to sixth straight First XI flag
NORTH Geelong are kings of the crease again, winning their sixth straight GCA 1 1st XI premiership in fine fashion. The Magpies defeated Newtown &...
Aussies cutting food waste
NEW research suggests 90 per cent of Australians believe they have a responsibility in ending food waste in our country. Data from not-for-profit End Food...