‘Act of cowardice’: MP’s anger at Torquay home intruders
Threats against Victorian MP’s has risen dramatically and one MP who is subjected to vicious abuse has revealed what his home security cameras have picked up.
Threats against Victorian MP’s has risen dramatically and one MP who is subjected to vicious abuse has revealed what his home security cameras have picked up.
A traveller who had just completed 14 days of quarantine and a hotel worker are the latest positive coronavirus cases to emerge from the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport.
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Victoria has lost an opportunity to investigate the efficacy of nuclear power and determine if it will be viable source to supplement the state’s base load energy needs.
An investigation into whether health and safety standards were breached in a deadly coronavirus outbreak in Geelong has been launched.
There were good times and plenty of laughs as a good crowd gathered for some hilarious comedy at Bobby Dre’s restaurant at the weekend. Here’s all our photos from the event.
More than 1000 tennis players and their entourages were allowed into Melbourne before the Australian Open. So why weren’t 120 surfers and their support staff allowed in? It’s a question one local politician wants answered.
Residents in Geelong’s west are questioning why little appears to have been done to resolve a major road closure due to a landslip a month ago as they deal with a daily traffic ‘nightmare’ thanks to the shutdown. SEE THE PHOTOS
A Hamlyn Heights cancer survivor is warning others to be aware of their bone health after struggling to walk a year after sustaining bone fractures that required screws and plates to fix following a simple step off her back deck.
Coronavirus testing for hotel quarantine staff is set to increase as more than 100 people isolate after being linked to a new positive case in a quarantine hotel worker.
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There were mixed emotions on Saturday as Geelong couple Shannon Patching and Adam Bell married, just days after the tragic death of their six-month-old son Jude.
Traders are bracing for six-figure losses after revelations Bells Beach’s annual Rip Curl Pro won’t be held at Easter, but surfing insiders believe a winter date could be in the works to both save the economy and make the competition even better.
The type of person most likely to receive serious injuries in a motorcycle crash in Geelong and the G21 region has been revealed, as new data shows the shocking frequency of incidents leaving riders in hospital for weeks.
A return to the pre-pandemic level of domestic flights is within reach in just a matter of weeks for Avalon Airport.
A record crowd is expected for one of the Geelong region’s famed open water swims as participants clamour for a chance to get their competitive juices flowing.
Cyclists and motorists are being urged to be aware of their surroundings and position on the road after a man died while riding along the Great Ocean Road on Sunday.
NFL fans hit up venues across Geelong on Monday for Super Bowl LV — and a former Brownlow medallist was among the raucous crowd that gathered at the Sporting Globe. Check out our photos from the occasion.
A furry addition to a St Albans Park woman’s home after a community group’s fundraising effort could be a lifesaver thanks to its specialised talents.
A Geelong ice dealer who tried tempting a vulnerable teenage girl with photos of his drug stash has learned how long he will spend in jail for his crimes.
Some of the best kiteboarders in the country put on a show in epic conditions at Torquay and Fairhaven over the weekend. Check out all our photos of the thrilling action.
Plans to build a multimillion dollar caravan park that will feature a swimming pool and water slide, gym, bowls and tennis courts on the outskirts of Torquay have been revived, raising the ire of some Surf Coast residents.
A 57-year-old cyclist had been riding with a group when he was killed after a collision involving a car on the Great Ocean Road on Sunday.
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The loss of the Rip Curl Pro from its annual Easter timeslot at Bells Beach is set to wipe out about $8 million from the Surf Coast economy. Here’s why it won’t go ahead as usual in 2021.
Geelong parents are encouraged to have their children’s eyes tested on the back of 2020, which saw increased screen time due to online learning and more time spent at home.
Plans for a multimillion-dollar development that will feature dozens of storage units in one Geelong suburb have been revealed. This is what is being proposed.
Melbourne CBD’s return to its bustling former glory has been given a new push — with thousands of workers set to return in the next week.
Junior basketball is back under way at Geelong Arena and AWA Stadium. We went along at the weekend and caught all the action.
Science dominated the second round of uni offers following last year’s controversial higher education reforms. See if you got an offer.
The Geelong Addy asked first-day preps at Kardinia International College about their favourite thing about school so far, and how they were feeling about the big day. This is what they had to say
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A boutique bottle shop, huge three-storey house and a makeover for an ageing service station are among the planning applications before Geelong council this month. Here’s what you need to know.
Geelong footballer Josh Jenkins and wife Hannah have welcomed twin girls to their growing family.
A controversial proposal to build a $3.8 million fire station in Lara has locals fuming. Here’s why.
A special program is supporting local families to build their financial literacy skills to help put more money towards education-related expenses for adults and children.
The punishing side effects of COVID-19 are continuing to debilitate several of Geelong’s patients months after their recovery from the illness in an emerging trend sending shockwaves around the world.
A move from Amie Rohan has hinted at more tension in her relationship breakdown with AFL ex Gary Rohan.
Plans for a multi-lot subdivision at one Bellarine property is headed to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal after receiving more than fifty objections.
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Sparsely-populated rural postcodes across Geelong and the Surf Coast recorded higher average electricity consumption in 2020 than their suburban counterparts, and we all used more power, new data has revealed.
A long-awaited arts hub in Barwon Heads is one step closer to fruition after a Geelong architectural practice lodged a planning application for the development.
Without having received a lifesaving liver transplant as an infant, four-year-old Walter Wailes would have not reached the big milestones awaiting him this week.
Police and SES have found missing 11-year-old April safe and well after she went missing on Sunday morning.
The Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club has officially opened its new $5.5 million clubhouse after more than a decade in the works.
Anglesea SLSC members, supporters and dignitaries celebrated the official opening of a $5.5m clubhouse redevelopment on Saturday. Check out all the photos from the occasion.
International marine towage operator Svitzer is insisting it is leaving Geelong altogether despite maintaining two tug boats in port more than a month after dismissing its workforce.
A dozen outdoor dining “parklets” will be created in three Geelong hospitality precincts under plans being developed by the Geelong council.
A Surf Coast musical festival could change dates after organisers applied to the council to vary plans.
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