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Torquay Independent / News

16/09/2011
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Protest ‘escalates’: Bridge objectors target politicians and media
ANGRY Clifton Springs’ residents have vowed to step-up protests against a controversial Griggs Creek...  (16/09/2011)

Funds snag blocks 13th upgrade bid
A PROPOSAL to upgrade 13th Beach Road and rename it after cycling champion Cadel Evans has hit a stu...  (16/09/2011)

Imaging price ‘war’
A PUBLICLY funded radiography service is significantly undercutting private competitors in Geelong, ...  (16/09/2011)

Mad men
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‘Shock’ over school attack
A WEEKEND sleepover ended with four teenage boys causing thousands of dollars damage to a Torquay sc...  (16/09/2011)

‘Cheap land’ on way
ALLOTMENTS smaller than 300 square metres are set to give Torquay its cheapest land, according to a ...  (16/09/2011)

Coast hosts long and short of surfing in two days
THE SURF Coast and Bellarine Peninsula will share hosting rights to the region’s first two-day, all-...  (16/09/2011)

Man ‘choked’ in Moorabool attack
A VICIOUS assault in central Geelong left a 21-year-old Leopold man in hospital on Tuesday, accordin...  (16/09/2011)

MP and clubs in pokies fight
PROPOSED spending limits on pokies players will cost the community hundreds of thousands of dollars ...  (16/09/2011)

Cleaner strike action raises stink at Avalon
CLEANERS at Avalon Airport will strike from this Friday over an ongoing pay dispute, union officials...  (16/09/2011)

Coach donation a ray of Sunshine for youths’ new start
A GEELONG program keeping at-risk youth out of trouble has a new set of wheels thanks to the childre...  (16/09/2011)

Motor sport complex waiting on race track talks
AUTHORITIES have yet to consult the region’s only facility with a motor sports permit about plans fo...  (16/09/2011)

Forgotten hero found: Our first fighter pilot’s ‘splendid dash’
A FORGOTTEN hero of the Great War has been rediscovered thanks to a St Leonards historian’s new book...  (16/09/2011)

Donation to Jirrahlinga just what the doctor ordered
A MELBOURNE animal shelter has donated a portable hospital to save injured koalas at a Barwon Heads ...  (16/09/2011)

Agents caught out on illegal fees for renters
RENTERS have been paying illegal charges for direct debit dishonour fees, agencies in the Geelong re...  (16/09/2011)

Office talks ‘continue’
CITY Hall is still in negotiations to buy Geelong’s tax office building after its owner put the buil...  (16/09/2011)

Scenes of tragedy still haunting Bill
SIXTEEN-year SES veteran Bill Verheyen has seen more road carnage than he cares to remember. The tr...  (16/09/2011)

Church hosts earthquake fundraiser
PROVIDING respite to New Zealand earthquake victims has inspired a Newtown church to host a fundrais...  (16/09/2011)

Geelong boss tells inquiry: Carbon tax to kill galvaniser
A GEELONG galvanising firm will lose work and jobs to product imported from countries without a carb...  (16/09/2011)

JOIN THE CLUB: A word with Scrabble club
A NIGHT on the tiles means something very different for members of Geelong Scrabble Club. Most Aust...  (16/09/2011)

Former golf land set to go on sale
ALLOTMENTS at a controversial redevelopment of the former Geelong Golf Club will finally go on sale ...  (16/09/2011)

Mayor opposes new elections date
GEELONG'S mayor has opposed a State Government decision to move next year’s council elections back a...  (16/09/2011)

FINALLY FRIDAY: Pyke at Sparrows
A NEW album has renewed the enthusiasm of Australian balladeer Josh Pyke. The singer/songwriter rev...  (16/09/2011)

Driven into circus
FROM a young age Zoe Robbins always wanted to run away and join the circus. Instead her parents dro...  (16/09/2011)

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