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Graduates make the move to Geelong
Deakin University graduates are deciding to continue calling the Geelong region home after their studies. Rosemary (Rosie) Neville-Jones and Claire Emson graduated from Deakin University…
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Targeting illegal parking in Geelong
Police are targeting illegal parking at the VLine Car Park on La Trobe Terrace following continuing issues of cars blocking other vehicles in. Victoria Police…
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Sweet sounds of success
Central Geelong will reverberate with the melodies of our best young musicians when ReSound hits the CBD tomorrow afternoon. The music festival has already been…
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Lexus LBX, small but stylish
LBX is the Lexus equivalent of the Toyota Yaris Cross, but is it more than that? With a truncated, low-riding version of the Lexus ‘spindle’…
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Community calendar
Christian Singles Coffee, 10am-11.30am at Cafe Palat, 6/10 Apparel Cl, Breakwater, Wednesday June 26. Book by June 25. ■ 0400-383 711 CWA Nightlights Ocean Grove…
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Honouring a Geelong pioneer
Local community and historical groups will honour the enduring legacy of pioneering genius James Harrison this week with a series of events as part of…
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Hunters compliant during season
Hunters were well-behaved and compliant during the latest duck hunting season, according to the Game Management Authority (GMA). GMA issued 22 banning notices to activists…
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Supporting inclusivity through writing
John Terry Moore is a retired celebrant and author of four novels, who lives in Wandana Heights with his husband Russell. He speaks with the…
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Crime increases as Geelong feels the pinch
Crime has increased in Geelong as people across the region continue to feel the cost-of-living pressures, according to the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA). The CSA’s…
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Out & about
Independent photographer Louisa Jones braved the chill on Tuesday at the Barwon River to see who was out and about.
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It’s time to taste greater Geelong
One hundred events and covering more than 74km – the 2024 Tastes of Greater Geelong program has been unveiled. This year’s Tastes festival will be…
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My Place with John Terry Moore
John Terry Moore is a retired celebrant and author of four novels, who lives in Wandana Heights with his husband Russell. He speaks with the…
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