Future CBD: less cars, second green spine, Lt Malop St extension
16,000 residents and 60,000 jobs with more than $1bn of anticipated investment. That’s Geelong CBD in 2050. See the details.
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Rape-accused doc tells police he ‘can’t remember’
A suprising response to police questioning has emerged in the trial of Ocean Grove doctor Shafiul Milky. He is facing rape, sexual assault and indecent assault charges relating to six women.
Cattery steel fix to cost millions, opening date doubt
Cats fans wanting a seat in the new GMHBA Stadium stand may have to wait until 2024 as steel defects derail the planned opening. The fix is expected take thousands of hours.
‘Can’t afford it’: Rates above cap, more debt to fund Comm Games
Under growing financial stress, Geelong council may need to lift rates beyond a cap and borrow more to fund its share of the 2026 regional Commonwealth Games, its deputy mayor says.
More flights at Avalon, Bali verdict
A change to flights at Avalon Airport could see thousands of extra passengers arrive each week later this year.
Defence manufacturer scores major missile win
They’ve built engine trailers and tail wings for the multi-billion-dollar F35 stealth aircraft program. Now Geelong-based Marand has locked in work for a navy missile program.
Bellarine housing: More land opened for development
Parts of the Bellarine won’t be developed for housing because of strict rules. But a council vote has unlocked hectares of land for homes on the peninsula.
Chinese backed developer’s foray into Geelong
A developer behind a 260-apartment complex in Melbourne wants into Geelong, proposing an office tower to attract the likes of another big 4 accounting firm to the CBD.
Cars off CBD streets to improve liveability
Vehicles would be banned from key parts of Geelong’s city centre under a vision floated to promote discussion about revitalising the CBD. What do you think?
Time for talking over: Developer’s bold CBD plan
Chairman of developer Monno, Rob Costa, has floated a plan that would see financial incentives for landholders to sell. Read about the plan.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/chad-van-estrop/page/11