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Geelong Grammar 'wanted to avoid scandal'

Geelong Grammar School wanted abuse complaints to vanish, and one boarder resorted to rigging up a warning system in an attempt to stop the sexual assaults, an inquiry has heard. The prestigious school was only interested in avoiding a scandal when ... >> view original

Steve Johnson likely to join James Kelly and Mathew Stokes in last game with ...

Steve Johnson will likely play his last game for Geelong on Saturday. Sources have confirmed that the Cats are unlikely to go on with Johnson in 2016, with fellow triple premiership great Corey Enright remaining undecided about whether he goes on. >> view original

Cattery works good to go

THE STAGE four redevelopment of Simonds Stadium is set to begin this year after the City of Greater Geelong agreed to change the conditions attached to its $6 million contribution. The council approved its $6m contribution last week but several ... >> view original

Geelong Synthetic - Did You See...

The David Hayes and Tom Dabernig team has been enjoying plenty of success at Geelong Synthetic recently and Tuesday was no different. The team brought a couple of debutants to the races and both were uber impressive. Faatinah, who has been entered ... >> view original

Simonds Stadium update gets go ahead

Cats chief Brian Cook declared the project a goer last night after securing the final $6 million needed for the $89 million project at a City of Greater Geelong special meeting. Councillors voted unanimously to amend conditions they imposed last week ... >> view original

Child abusers at Geelong Grammar School

GEELONG GRAMMAR ABUSE - THE TEACHERS WHO WERE FOUND OUT. * GRAHAM LESLIE DENNIS: Jailed 2008 on for gross indecency, indecent assault on male student late 1950s. * JOHN HAMILTON BUCKLEY: Worked at school 1962-1991. >> view original

Three To Watch - Geelong Synthetic

Big watch on this three-year-old colt, who hasn't been seen since finishing seventh on debut in the Listed Maribyrnong Trial in October. Has been transferred from the Peter Moody stable to Team Hawkes and was solid in a recent jumpout at Flemington. >> view original

Scientists solve another step in DNA replication puzzle

Imagine a traffic accident with a 20 tonne truck colliding with a small car. It can be a head-on or a rear-end collision. Does it matter which direction the car is facing, and what chance does it have of stopping the truck? Now let's scale this ... >> view original

Fish and snake caught in middle of epic battle by Australian fisherman

A spear fisherman has caught on camera a bizarre battle between what appears to be one of the world's most venomous fish and a deadly snake. Rick Trippe spotted the epic battle between the sea snake and a what appeared to be a stonefish off Darwin last ... >> view original

Self-Healing Plastics become a reality with NASA's newly discovered material

A material has been discovered by NASA that can instantly fix itself when punctured by a bullet, making self-healing plastics, like the ones seemingly used on the T-1000 in the second Terminator film, a reality. In the material there are two layers of ... >> view original