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Bellarine Independent / News

10/02/2012
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Ward calls fall on deaf ears at VEC
VICTORIAN Electoral Com-mission has recommended against splitting Surf Coast’s municipal structure i...  (10/02/2012)

Pay rises threaten agency jobs, work
EMPLOYMENT and services will be cut if government fails to fund recent pay rises in the community se...  (10/02/2012)

Peninsula town’s call for cop boost
ST LEONARDS residents will push for more police in the region following a clandestine drug lab bust ...  (10/02/2012)

Lab bust leads to call for more cops
ST LEONARDS residents will push for more police in the region following a clandestine drug lab bust ...  (10/02/2012)

Ready, set, go: Independent’s Superkidz on their marks
THE REGION'S super kids are preparing to compete alongside some of Australia’s best triathletes as p...  (10/02/2012)

First bike to chase hoons along GOR
SURF Coast police’s first motorcycle will chase down speeding motorists on the Great Ocean Road afte...  (10/02/2012)

‘Fears’ for Alcoa jobs
AN ALCOA review of its Point Henry smelter’s “future viability” has thrown 600 jobs into doubt. Alc...  (10/02/2012)

Golf days’ drive to help McKellar Centre patients
DRIVING well will have special meaning for players at a charity golf day to help the region’s peak r...  (10/02/2012)

Avalon’s Tiger hopes ‘fading’
HOPES of budget carrier Tiger Airways Australia resuming its Avalon base are fading, according to ai...  (10/02/2012)

Industrial area in funding bid
GEELONG'S ring road employment precinct is one of the region’s three priority projects for a second ...  (10/02/2012)

Firm hits City with wall writ
A THIRD legal writ threatens to drag City of Greater Geelong into court. Contractor Downer EDI and ...  (10/02/2012)

High hopes for a vintage harvest
IDEAL weather this year has raised hopes for the region’s wineries after humidity damaged last year’...  (10/02/2012)

Concern over training ‘fall’
A FALL in apprenticeships has concerned Geelong industry bodies and employers. The drop prompted a ...  (10/02/2012)

Mayor seeks seat on funding body
GEELONG'S council is trying to secure a seat on a committee advising governments on the region’s fun...  (10/02/2012)

Call for bus route change as oldies left housebound
ELDERLY Indented Head residents are remaining housebound rather than attempting walks of up to two k...  (10/02/2012)

Cops seek advice on smash charges
POLICE are seeking legal advice on potential new charges over the road accident death of Lara woman ...  (10/02/2012)

TALK THE TOLL DOWN: Users, abusers targeted
CYCLISTS and motorists across the region will be able to “discuss their concerns” with each other as...  (10/02/2012)

Study ‘reveals obesity surge’
OBESITY rates in Australia have surged 25 per cent since 2000, according to Geelong research. Deaki...  (10/02/2012)

Call for entries gives awards Impetus
NOMINATIONS have opened for annual awards recognising youths and young adults for “significant contr...  (10/02/2012)

JOIN THE CLUB: Flight of fancy
FLIGHT is no longer the wonder it was when the Wright brothers were pioneering the skies. The hassl...  (10/02/2012)

Heart-throb thunders Downunder
HEART-throb is a label that Celtic Thunder vocalist Ryan Kelly has yet to fully accept. After leav...  (10/02/2012)

FINALLY FRIDAY: Life of rapper completes 360
AUSSIE rapper 360 will use his latest tour to spread awareness of drugs and alcohol addiction as he ...  (10/02/2012)

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