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  • Opera in Geelong

    Opera in Geelong

    160 YEARS AGO IN GEELONG (From the pages of the Geelong Chronicle) In February 1863, Mr W. Stoneham, a Geelong musician and bandmaster, announced that…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Geelong’s Big Freeze went off without a hitch at Mortimer Oval, Drysdale on Sunday June 4. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was there and took a…

  • Winter boaters and fishers urged not to cast aside water safety warnings

    Winter boaters and fishers urged not to cast aside water safety warnings

    Life Saving Victoria (LSV) has issued an urgent reminder warning boaters and fishers, including those from Melton and Moorabool, of their risk of drowning during…

  • Lexus SUV shines ever brightly

    Lexus SUV shines ever brightly

    More than 20 years ago Toyota lit up the automotive world with the introduction of the Prius petrol / electric hybrid car. The sedan’s asymmetric…

  • Creamy goodness for chilly days

    Creamy goodness for chilly days

    Winter is a season that calls for nourishing dishes that warm us from the inside out. Creamy mushroom soup is a classic comfort food that…

  • Merriman raises money for prostate cancer

    Merriman raises money for prostate cancer

    A Torquay man will tackle 22 kilometres to raise money for prostate cancer research and has already passed his goal. Brendan Merriman’s campaign is part…

  • Looking ahead to the job market

    Looking ahead to the job market

    Ensuring a constantly shifting economy meets the needs of the local community is among the biggest challenges of population growth. Geelong’s modern economy has been…

  • Thanks to our first responders

    Thanks to our first responders

    Geelong residents had the chance to show their appreciation to our first responders at a Thank a First Responder Day at Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre…

  • Geelong Chamber of Commerce marks 170 years

    Geelong Chamber of Commerce marks 170 years

    It was a night of laughter and reminiscing as the Geelong Chamber of Commerce celebrated 170 years. Close to 400 people gathered at The Pier…

  • Volunteers go green for World Environment Day

    Volunteers go green for World Environment Day

    Lake Connewarre will soon sprout new plants thanks to volunteers’ work celebrating World Environment Day. Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA) held a Let’s Plant day at…

  • Portarlington gets Celtic

    Portarlington gets Celtic

    The National Celtic Folk Festival (NCFF) is back in Portarlington for cultural activities and music. Festival director Una McAlindan said the NCFF has “come back…

  • Operation Regal to hit the streets

    Operation Regal to hit the streets

    Police are calling on motorists to be extra vigilant this long weekend as the number of lives lost surges to a 16-year high. Operation Regal,…

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