‘Absolute mess’: Geelong council’s aged care debate sparks rally
City Hall’s handling of its potential exit from providing in-home aged care has sparked a passionate protest against the ‘savage cuts’.
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Bike rider in hospital after high risk Highton rescue
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Corio woman lured robbery victim to home with cash-for-sex deal
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Knives, kill threat, manhunt: Man’s terrifying small-town spree
A Bellbrae man who held a fake gun to a woman’s head was found naked in a stranger’s hot tub after a manhunt following a standoff with police.
One dead after fiery Apollo Bay crash
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‘Works the house down’: Smith excites star as prelim loss lingers
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Speed limit to change following community campaign
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‘Insulting’: City Hall industrial action one step closer
A union representing employees in their enterprise agreement negotiations has hit out at City Hall’s “substandard and insulting” offer that it says falls short of what comparative councils are proposing.
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