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  • Lois is a new Cats convert

    Lois is a new Cats convert

    For 96-year-old Lois Stephens, footy hasn’t been on the radar much until the last few years. Lois now attends most Geelong home games with her…

  • The greatest team of all

    The greatest team of all

    Bellarine Peninsula based Cats fans are eagerly awaiting the huge grand final against the Sydney Swans this weekend. We asked them to send their photos…

  • Paula jumps for joy for the Cats

    Paula jumps for joy for the Cats

    Paula Simpson loves two things – starjumping and the Cats. The Ocean Grover was born into a Geelong Cats family with her 86-year-old father a…

  • Special day for father and son

    Special day for father and son

    Ocean Grove father and son Joe and Ben Cirillo will attend their first grand final together this weekend. The avid Cats fans have tickets and…

  • Sunshine draws shoppers to Portarlington

    Sunshine draws shoppers to Portarlington

    Shoppers were out and about enjoying the spring sunshine during the first week of the school holidays in Portartlington on Tuesday. Voice photographer Ivan Kemp…

  • CoGG introduces gender equity plan

    CoGG introduces gender equity plan

    The City of Greater Geelong (CoGG) unveiled its Gender Equity Action Plan this week, which seeks to improve outcomes for women and gender diverse people.…

  • Invictus Quartet returns to Geelong

    Invictus Quartet returns to Geelong

    After a wildly successful celebration of the music of Taylor Swift at Geelong Botanical Gardens in April, Invictus Quartet returns to Geelong to perform the…

  • To market, to market

    To market, to market

    It’s beginning to look a lot like market season. Stallholders and visitors are looking forward to the opening of the Aireys Inlet Market on Sunday…

  • Fence upgrades protects native animals

    Fence upgrades protects native animals

    Endangered species like the Eastern Barred Bandicoot and the Southern Brush-tailed Rock-Wallaby in Little River will soon be better protected from predators. Environment and climate…

  • Crime continues to fall despite lifting of restrictions

    Crime continues to fall despite lifting of restrictions

    The number of crimes recorded in Greater Geelong fell three per cent in the year to June, latest Crime Statistics Agency data reveals. In the…

  • ‘N LAYS THE TRACK FROM SPORT TO STREET

    ‘N LAYS THE TRACK FROM SPORT TO STREET

    In motoring terms, the letter ‘N’ mostly stands for ‘neutral’ (aka going nowhere). But in the case of the Hyundai i20 N, nothing could be…

  • Jack’s on a roll for Steptember

    Jack’s on a roll for Steptember

    When Jack Tori decided to participate in the Steptember Challenge to raise money for and awareness of life with cerebral palsy, he decided to do…

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