Hopes for final Geelong farewell for beloved backpacker
The family of Kellie Carmichael has revealed their pain at a lack of answers five months after her skeletal remains were found in NSW, amid plans for a “special goodbye” in Geelong.
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CCTV network could answer questions around death of ‘Chugs’
An advanced network of more than 100 CCTV cameras will likely play a role in piecing together the final moments of allegedly slain Corio barber Jayme ‘Chugs’ Sykes.
Revealed: Readers vote for Geelong Cup’s best dressed
The people have spoken and the winner of the best dressed at the 2024 Geelong Cup can now be revealed. SEE THE TOP 25.
Grovedale man’s ‘second chance’ after heart stopped beating
A Grovedale woman performed CPR on her husband for 14 minutes after his heart stopped beating on their usual morning walk.
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Late Geelong dad Sam’s ‘selfless’ concussion research legacy
Geelong dad Sam McMahon was diagnosed with CTE after his tragic death. Now it’s hoped “socks for Sam” can help prevent other families from enduring the pain his has been through.
Thieves, swindlers, criminals: Geelong’s gambling crooks
From stealing money from workplaces and swindling Tinder dates to breaking into schools and forging documents, the Geelong Advertiser lifts the lid on how gambling fuels local crime. SEE THE LIST.
Ocean Grove man’s mental health mission after losing his wife
Mark Woodhouse learnt how debilitating depression can be during his marriage to his beloved late wife. Now, he’s on a mission to help others suffering.
How to become a founding member of Geelong’s WNBL side
You can now become a member of Geelong’s first WNBL team. Here is how you can make history for just $15.
Upset of the year? Tiger cubs win thriller as Eagles’ season in strife
A young Grovedale side has stunned the GFNL with an unlikely win, which may have dashed Newtown & Chillwell’s finals hopes.
Revealed: Surf Coast couple killed in Otways shooting tragedy
Police have revealed details about the man and woman killed in a shocking double-shooting in the Otways.
50+ PICS: Queenscliff’s Nightide festival celebrates winter with fire and ice
Queencliff’s winter solstice festival, Nightide rang in its second edition with a freezing dip in Port Phillip Bay. The inaugural Frostbite Solstice Swim gave those bold enough a chance to brave the frigid water, while others partook in a shorter plunge, on fancy dress floats. The fire-and-ice themed midwinter celebration had plenty of other sights on offer, including DJs and live music, food, fireworks, bars and performers. The Geelong Advertiser were there to capture the show.
Grand final deja vu as ‘Leopold Edge’ rips through Swans
Leopold outclassed and outmuscled a depleted Swans side across the field in a similar manner to their premiership victory. And a new mantra was in full force.
Food park to make way for luxury apartments in Portarlington
A major $6.5m development in Portarlington has been approved by the state’s planning umpire. SEE THE PLANS
Surging Coutas cause stunning upset after challenging week
After being accused of targeting a hurt player last week, Queenscliff let its footy do the talking with a blistering quarter to knock off one of the form teams of the competition.
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