As Armstrong Creek’s population rockets up by 4,000 people annually and growth in the area is expected until 2050, it’s $1 billion town centre, promising to be a one-stop shop for work, rest and play, is taking shape. This is what’s in store.
Tributes are flowing for Richard Annois, who was hailed as a champion of the arts, law and community following his passing earlier this month.
The Transport Accident Commission has paid out compensation to more than 59,000 people in the last year.
The way taxpayer money will be spent this financial year will be revealed on November 24 at the Victorian budget, but some big promises have already been thrown around
The owner of an indoor skate park allowed to open for just two weeks in the past seven months says she’s baffled at inconsistent COVID-19 rules that have kept her venue closed while gyms and restaurants have reopened.
Victoria has shut its international border to Aussies wanting to return home. A date for when international flights will come back to Melbourne Airport has been revealed.
Tradies are being warned to engrave their tools, properly secure their trailers and park them in driveways at night following the theft of $10,000 worth of tools from Ocean Grove.
Incentives of up to $50,000 will be available to kindergarten and primary school teachers moving more than 100kms to teach kinder in the Colac Otway and Corangamite shires.
Petrol prices have jumped 40 cents per litre overnight in the Geelong region, with unleaded selling at 147.9 cents a litre at some locations. Here’s where you can still snag a bargain.
The business case from a South Korean multinational vying for a billion-defence program in Geelong is expected to be lodged with the federal government by March, federal parliament has heard.
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