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ArticleCITY SEES RED OVER PURPLE

The fight over a com­puls­ory purple bin for Geelong house­holds is heat­ing up again, with Mayor Stretch Kon­telj and frus­trated res­id­ents united in oppos­ing the state gov­ern­ment man­date that City Hall says would cost rate­pay­ers mil­lions.

ArticleFooty club moves away from pokies

Strug­gling GFNL club Lara, which put its two senior foot­ball sides into recess this sea­son, will look to sep­ar­ate itself from poker machines at its home base and move towards inde­pend­ent incor­por­a­tion.

ArticleBad taste in mouth for Tulip voucher hold­ers

ArticleBomb squad called to local footy oval

The bomb squad was called in after a sus­pi­cious device was dis­covered on a Geelong West footy oval late on Tues­day. Emer­gency ser­vices were called to Bakers Oval, near John St, about 4.50pm after the item was found, prompt­ing a spe­cial­ist...

ArticleMore V/Line delays

Geelong V/Line pas­sen­gers were hit by new delays on Tues­day night as ser­vices across three of Vic­toria’s busiest regional rail lines were sus­pen­ded dur­ing the even­ing peak. V/Line issued an alert at 5.51pm, advising pas­sen­gers that...

ArticleArts of not grow­ing old

If you fre­quently enjoy the arts, your body may age less rap­idly than people who give cul­ture a wide berth. Insti­tute of Sci­ence Tokyo research­ers estim­ated physiolo­gical age and cul­tural engage­ment scores for 1899 people aged 50 or over...