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Historic Queenscliff pier to become charity restaurant for children
Historic Queenscliff Pier will become a restaurant next Easter in an Australian-first charity event.... (12/11/2009)

Cops off the watch
A staff shortage has forced police to abandon Geelong’s Neighbourhood Watch programs, according to c... (12/11/2009)

Pool dead in water
A $60,000 feasibility study has poured cold water on plans for a Torquay aquatic centre, according t... (12/11/2009)

Super land swap
A NEW supermarket for St Leonards is paving the wayto future retail development in the town, accordi... (12/11/2009)

Coastal hoons face new fines
Police have new powers to issue on-the-spot fines of up to $587 in a bid to crack down on anti-socia... (12/11/2009)

Sea-rise maps threat to value of properties
NEW planning rules threaten to slash the value of hundreds of Geelong region properties deemed at ri... (12/11/2009)

November heat record
The region has baked through a November heatwave record, according to a weather expert. Geelong Wea... (12/11/2009)

Drysdale set for surge of home blocks
DRYSDALE’S population is set to sprawl with the opening of a new growth area. City of Greater Geelo... (12/11/2009)

Wings for Chicken's footy plan
A Geelong radio announcer is a step closer to his controversial dream of setting up a junior footbal... (12/11/2009)

Geelong cultural capital after museum bid failure
A failed bid for a Guggenheim museum helped Geelong become a “cultural capital”, according to a Deak... (12/11/2009)

Frank rises to Remembrance Day challenge
OLD digger Frank Hayes cast a solitary figure on Remembrance Day this week, standing beside the flag... (12/11/2009)

Council on Copenhagen: Don't call it a junket
ANOTHER Geelong councillor is packing his bags for an overseas trip at the expense of ratepayers. C... (12/11/2009)

Researchers discover hidden war treaures
A research team has uncovered a treasure trove of war relics spread across the Bellarine Peninsula i... (12/11/2009)

Union boss slams driver penalties
Unions have slammed Geelong Taxi Network’s plan to penalise drivers for misbehaviour under a shake-u... (12/11/2009)

Whale of a season closes with a visitor record
The region has finished a record season for southern right wales along the Great Ocean Road, accordi... (12/11/2009)

Battlers' credit lifeline set to start dealing out money
A series of interest-free loans are “up and running” for struggling low-income earners and battling ... (12/11/2009)

Elle inspires dad's big ride
RIDING a bike the stretch of Tasmania – and back to Geelong – feels like baby steps for charity cycl... (12/11/2009)

Learners' logs cost P-plates
An increasing number of learner drivers are failing to secure their P-plate licences because of “inc... (12/11/2009)

At the centre of leadership
INSPIRATION for a Torquay 28-year-old to build a worldwide, life-changing organisation came in the f... (12/11/2009)

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