Road reopens after serious crash
A two kilometre stretch of an Ocean Grove road has reopened following a serious car crash on Tuesday morning that left one woman hospitalised.
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Feds’ $2.4m for 18 Geelong region projects
Eighteen roads and community infrastructure projects across four council areas have received more than $2.4 million. Here’s what will be funded.
‘We just can’t wait’: relief over gyms reopening
Gym-goers have been buzzing at the news indoor workouts will resume this week, with venue owners now rushing to fit into state government guidelines among a raft of changes announced on Sunday.
Why neutral fans should get behind the Cats
Cats champion Billy Brownless has revealed the reasons non-Geelong fans should get on the Cats train this weekend.
Politics put aside ahead of Grand Final clash
Geelong politicans have rallied in a bipartisan show of support for the Cats ahead of this weekend’s Grand Final. And one local MP says they’ll be in tears regardless of the result.
Local families coughing up at least $600 more for child care
Mums and dads could be forking out $600 more annually for child care compared to a year ago, as parents on the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula face above-average price hikes.
Footy splits Holt family into friendly rivalry
Come late Saturday night some in the Holt family will be ecstatic and the others may want to quickly forget.
Champion reveals surprising pre-game rev up
AFL Hall of Fame member Doug Wade got into the zone before the 1963 grand final with tunes from an unusual musical instrument ringing through the Cats rooms.
Snail mail failing critical medical supply needs
A Corio retiree relying on Australia Post delivery of crucial medical supplies says there needs to be a better system of parcel delivery for vulnerable people after regularly being left waiting a week later than usual to receive his items.
How Geelong Cats plotted course for flag success
The Cats are within touching distance of a fourth premiership in 13 years, but the club’s success is no fluke. Former Geelong Football Club president Gareth Andrews tells the story of what the Cats changed to become a perennial contender.
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