More charges after group allegedly pose as police
A Corio man has been charged after a group allegedly posed as police officers in Whittington on Monday.
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Mobile towers planned for southern suburbs
Poor reception in the region’s southern suburbs has been cited as reason for multiple applications to build mobile towers near Armstrong Creek. Take the poll.
‘Future depends on it’: Planner’s plea for CBD
The Urban Development Institute of Australia says the state government isn’t taking assessment of major Geelong CBD development seriously and wants a shake up.
Suspects released after wild CBD brawl
Charges are likely following frenzied attacks in the city centre at the weekend. Police are investigating three alleged assaults.
Plans to raze home for Geelong unit development
A Belmont property will be bulldozed to make way for four two-storey units not far from Roslyn Road. See the designs.
Alarm bells sound for council infrastructure future
The roll out of $800m of council upgrades to sports clubs, libraries, roads and parks is being assessed amid a 30 per cent cost increase.
Development plans for tightly-held Barwon Heads
Plans for a redevelopment of a 650sq m Barwon Heads block bought in 2021 for more than $2m have been lodged with council. See the designs.
Bizarre bureaucratic school bus ban has dad seeing red
A Connewarre dad says it beggars belief Geelong council has banned one school’s bus from a route currently used by three other schools.
‘Achieve our potential’: Shake up for Geelong CBD’s future
More investors and more development in Geelong’s CBD would flow under an idea pushed by city advocates. Tell us what you think.
Multinational eyes Geelong companies for defence projects
British manufacturing giant BAE Systems wants insight into cutting-edge production techniques developed by Geelong businesses to use in equipment for the ADF. Here’s why they’re interested.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/chad-van-estrop/page/10