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  • Youth Hub name revealed

    Youth Hub name revealed

    Geelong council has announced the name of the city’s newest space for young people. The Central Geelong Youth Hub will be known as The Nest,…

  • Farm visit finds birds resting

    Farm visit finds birds resting

    A few weeks ago, I arranged to conduct my Birdlife Australia ‘Birds on Farms’ survey in Wallington, and when the weather forecast predicted a 42…

  • Triton tops up tech, tweaks Powertrain

    Triton tops up tech, tweaks Powertrain

    You have to hand it to Mitsubishi: they are not backward at going forward. Take the latest Triton, for example, which had hardly hit the…

  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    8 years ago December 21 to January 3, 2016 Target has reversed its decision to stop selling menswear at its Ocean Grove store. Target initially…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Ballroom dance Leopold Hall, Leopold Hall, 805-809 Bellarine Hwy, Saturday December 21, 7.30pm-11pm, $10 includes supper, music Ben Costanzo. ■ 0400-500 402 Croquet Drysdale Bowling…

  • Support for cottage through art

    Support for cottage through art

    Point Lonsdale artist Lucy Simms is going all out to support Cottage by the Sea with an artwork and homewares series. The original 1.1 x…

  • Results make Archer scream

    Results make Archer scream

    Saint Ignatius College’s Archer Stein was “in shock” to find a 98.15 ATAR and perfect study score in chemistry waiting for him last Thursday morning.…

  • Century in the making

    Century in the making

    Ocean Grove Tennis Club has its first female president following the club celebrating its 100th birthday this year. Pip Gent was announced as the club’s…

  • Lara says ‘guten tag’ to great ATAR

    Lara says ‘guten tag’ to great ATAR

    Lara Truong showcases her family pride after scoring well in German and a 95.95 ATAR, making her Bellarine Secondary College’s dux. Lara achieved study scores…

  • First Nations community ‘devastated’

    First Nations community ‘devastated’

    First Nations organisations and advocates have denounced Geelong council’s decision to walk back changes to its stance on January 26. Both of the region’s peak…

  • Help tails wag this Christmas

    Help tails wag this Christmas

    Geelong Animal Welfare Society (GAWS) has launched its annual Christmas Appeal The not-for-profit organisation, which provides an animal shelter and veterinary clinic for stray and…

  • Barrie shares spirit of Christmas

    Barrie shares spirit of Christmas

    This Christmas, Drysdale Uniting Church is proudly displaying a new Nativity at the front of the church after deciding their old one needed updating. Clifton…

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