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$350m Modewarre sports city wants government money
Developers of the CORA sports city at Modewarre are promising mega returns including 1700 jobs; 350,000 visitors a year; and $103m a year into the local economy — and they want taxpayers to chip in.
Big Boost for environmental protection
Conservation across the Bellarine Peninsula and the Otways will receive a $7.5 million boost under a federal government program
Why key road upgrade cost has swelled $64,000 per day
The price tag of the Barwon Heads Road duplication has swelled by the equivalent of $64,000 a day since it was promised two years ago. So who’s to blame?
$80m Torquay hotel in jeopardy
A proposed $80 million, five-storey hotel development in Torquay that faced fierce community opposition may not get off the ground. Here’s why
Where Geelong job vacancies have doubled
One industry has seen the number of vacant jobs double in the Geelong region in a month, with more jobs available than this time last year.
Barwon Heads Road duplication mega cost blowout
The duplication of Barwon Heads Road is facing a $46million cost blowout but the state government won’t reveal why.
Why you could pay less for child care
More women would return to work and families could save more than $2500 a year on child care under a proposed Labor reform.
Glimmer of hope for Geelong trick-or-treaters
Geelong families could be given the green light to celebrate Halloween in person this year, but some experts are urging families to stay home.
Parenting centre to give families more support
A new central parenting hub set up by Barwon Health will provide a one-stop shop for struggling parents of young children.
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