Revealed Unique Point Henry future takes shape
A ONCE in a generation plan to develop a huge amount of coastal land in Geelong’s east has been released.
Zac attack All heart and solo in the ruck
GEELONG’s Zac Smith is enjoying a new challenge, playing all his minutes unchanged in the ruck.
Pumped Jordy goes one better at Bells
SOUTH African surfer Jordy Smith has won the Bells Beach title for the first time, dominating the final against Brazilian Caio Ibelli.
Loathe thy neighbour `This is one crazy, s--- of a place’
BAD blood between neighbours in a social housing block has left a dying Geelong man afraid to leave his home.
Fair pricing Watchdog to keep eye on gas
THE gas industry will be monitored by the corporate watchdog to ensure affordable gas is made available to Australian homes and businesses.
Fresh move Turnbull announces changes to citizenship test
A DAY after scrapping 457 visas, the Prime Minister has announced changes to the citizenship program that are ‘consistent with our national values’.
Switching off New look Footy Show falling flat
THE Footy Show is falling flat with fans with new figures showing audiences switching off the Channel Nine program.
Right call? KB blasts MRP ‘disgrace’
A BRUTAL bump laid on Geelong’s Tom Ruggles escaped sanction from the AFL’s MRP. And ‘KB’ says it’s ‘a joke’ as MRP member Michael Christian fires back. WATCH the incident and HAVE YOUR SAY.
Dollar drops Aussie dollar slumps to four-month low
IF YOU’RE heading here, you might want to be careful with your cash as the Aussie dollar has tumbled to a four-month low.
Opinion When buying your first house, aim low
OUR first home was a rough diamond on a great street which allowed us to slowly make modifications as we could afford them, writes Jodie Whittaker.
Shoulder injury Lion’s season over before it began
BRISBANE midfielder Allen Christensen’s season is over before it began after a setback with his troublesome collarbone in his NEAFL comeback.
Sydney Cup Boss jets in for Big Duke ride
GLEN Boss will fly in from Singapore to ride favourite Big Duke in Saturday’s Sydney Cup after original rider Craig Williams lost his appeal yesterday.
Eyecatchers
457 conundrum $100k job no Aussie can do
THINK you can fill a role by advertising it at the right price? Think again. This industry can’t find anyone to do the work it needs.
Oldest wombat Celebrity wombat Patrick dies
PATRICK the world-famous wombat has gone to the big wheelbarrow in the sky after a sudden decline in health forced Ballarat Wildlife Park staff to put him to sleep.
Zac attack All heart and solo in the ruck
GEELONG’s Zac Smith is enjoying a new challenge, playing all his minutes unchanged in the ruck.
Suspended Cats accept their right whack
GEELONG’S James Parsons and Sam Menegola have accepted AFL suspensions for separate incidents involving Hawthorn’s Luke Hodge.
Cook keen Cats renew bid to play in AFLW
GEELONG is set to put in a fresh submission for an AFLW licence for the 2018 season.
Opinion Jury almost in on Taylor experiment
THE Easter Monday clash provided the best insight yet into whether the Cats should persist in using Harry Taylor as a forward, writes Cameron Mooney.
On the edge Cats reveal a nasty streak
GEELONG is hoping to follow in Hawthorn’s footsteps and build an empire around a ruthless and unsociable brand of football.
Injury free Hooiveld keen to make her mark
WHEN Bob Murphy runs out for game 300 on Saturday, Torquay netballer Amy Hooiveld will have a smile on her face.
Rising stars Geelong duo in drought-breaking win
TWO of Geelong’s junior basketball stars have helped Victoria Country to a drought-breaking win at the Australian U18 championships in Townsville.
Pumped Jordy goes one better at Bells
SOUTH African surfer Jordy Smith has won the Bells Beach title for the first time, dominating the final against Brazilian Caio Ibelli.
Depth test Tigers to be stretched against old foe
BANNOCKBURN coach Peter Riccardi concedes his side’s depth will be tested in Tuesday’s Anzac Day blockbuster against arch rivals Inverleigh.
Where Are They Now Great Grubber had stellar run
WINNING eight senior premierships and a Les Ash Medal, Damian Clark was one of the finest players on his era. He talks to Alex Oates for this week’s Where Are They Now.
Coach’s box Bond and mateship equals wins
BELL Park’s strong culture and close bond between teammates automatically holds us in good stead, writes co-coach Luke Rayner.
Chocolate challenge Dessert challenge claims MKR duo
SPOILER ALERT: A failed chocolate dessert has cost midwives Karen Gawne and Ros Waters their stint on My Kitchen Rules.
Scandalous lines Byrne on telling Winfrey to ‘shut the f**k up’
IF YOU’VE ever wondered what it’s like to tell the world’s most beloved talk show host to “shut the f**k up”, Rose Byrne has the answer.
Acid attack Reality star wanted over acid attack
A UK reality star is wanted for questioning after an acid attack at a nightclub that injured two Australian sisters.
Switching off New look Footy Show falling flat
THE Footy Show is falling flat with fans with new figures showing audiences switching off the Channel Nine program.
Star mentor Hollywood star aims to inspire local actors
CHILD stars don’t come much bigger than Jonathan Lipnicki who made his acting debut in the hit film Jerry Maguire. Now 26, the Hollywood star will mentor aspiring local actors during a visit to Australia next month.
Big picture Does my arts look big in this?
GEELONG is becoming a street art hub with three murals popping up this month alone.
Loathe thy neighbour `This is one crazy, s--- of a place’
BAD blood between neighbours in a social housing block has left a dying Geelong man afraid to leave his home.
Revealed Unique Point Henry future takes shape
A ONCE in a generation plan to develop a huge amount of coastal land in Geelong’s east has been released.
NDI ... hey? Taxi funding fight heads to higher court
THE National Disability Insurance Agency is continuing to challenge an intellectually disabled Moriac man by appealing a Federal Court ruling in his favour.
Fresh move Turnbull announces changes to citizenship test
A DAY after scrapping 457 visas, the Prime Minister has announced changes to the citizenship program that are ‘consistent with our national values’.
Oldest wombat Celebrity wombat Patrick dies
PATRICK the world-famous wombat has gone to the big wheelbarrow in the sky after a sudden decline in health forced Ballarat Wildlife Park staff to put him to sleep.
Korean tensions When North Korea may strike next
SIX days remain until the next big day on the North Korean calendar. There are fears Kim Jong-un will use it for a show of force.
Brexit Is Brexit still going ahead?
UK PM Theresa May’s snap election will likely strengthen her Brexit hand, but it won’t heal a country split over the decision to leave the EU.
Violent culture Glassing victim speaks out as attacker jailed
THE victim of a brutal glassing at a Geelong pub has spoken out about appalling behaviour in the city’s licensed venues after her attacker was sent to jail.
Death inquiry Coroner seeks changes after overdose
A CORONER has recommended Barwon Health implement three changes following the heroin overdose death of a patient at the Swanston Centre.
Beach assault Gang attacks with fishing spears
A MAN in his 40s has been assault by a group of four men with fishing spears during an attempted armed robbery on a Surf Coast beach.
Magistrates’ Court Alleged grandpa basher denied bail
A 22-year-old accused of bashing an 80-year-old Whittington man on his doorstep was denied bail on Wednesday.
One arrest Hoons lead police on long pursuit
A MAN is under arrest but two others escaped police after an hours-long police chase through Geelong.
No bail Schoolgirl flasher a predator, court told
A SERIAL sex offender allegedly exposed himself to two young girls on a bus, just two days after appearing in court for a similar crime.
Delicious endeavour Earthly delights in heavenly setting
A GROUP of the region’s foodie finest have combined to create a casual fine dining experience on the Bellarine.
Beach bodies Fitness passion across the board
YEARS of loving and participating in sport has helped surfer Sally Fitzgibbons create a new program for Geelong and beyond.
Strong hopes Cystic fibrosis hits family twice
EXPERIENCING life with one child suffering from cystic fibrosis is shocking and overwhelming, but to be able to manage two is considered incomprehensible.
More development Lara developers head west
PLANS are in place for a development on the west Lara, designed to accommodate a greater population with residential lots and employment opportunities.
Premium price Melbourne buyers crave space
SPACE and lifestyle were the drawcards for a Clifton Springs property that has been snapped up by Melbourne buyers.
Coastal and rural Springing into popularity with buyers
LIFESTYLE change is big on the cards for buyers looking at coastal properties, who are chasing properties in one of Geelong’s outer suburbs.
Coast to country Mt Duneed perfect for treechangers
A SERENE family retreat in Mt Duneed has sold three days after it failed to attract a buyer at auction.
Opportunity Time to enter the property market
A WELL-presented house in Norlane, ideal for first home buyers or investors, has hit the market.
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