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Dangerfield's new number at Cats revealed

STAR Geelong recruit Patrick Dangerfield will wear jumper No.35 at the Cats next year after crossing from Adelaide in the off-season. Dangerfield, who wore No.32 in 152 of his 154 games for the Crows, has reverted back to the number he wore at TAC Cup ... >> view original

Geelong Grammar inquiry resumes - Yahoo7

One teacher, Robert John Bugg, who was headmaster in the 1980s at Geelong Grammar's Highton Campus repeatedly denied lying about his recall of an incident in which a boy was expelled for telling a friend he was abused at the boarding school. >> view original

Almoonqith claims Geelong Cup

The David Hayes and Tom Dabernig-trained six-year-old entire stormed into Emirates Melbourne Cup contention, although the camp faces a nervous wait to hear from Racing Victoria's chief handicapper Greg Carpenter if he has earned enough of a penalty ... >> view original

Stevie J ready for next chapter

GIANTS recruit Steve Johnson admits he had serious doubts about playing football again after a stellar 253-game career at Geelong, which included three premierships. But the 32-year-old said a fresh start at a young club is just what he needed ... >> view original

Sheep spectacular at Geelong Royal

Sheep spectacular at Geelong Royal6 hours, 3 minutes ago; Success at Coyrule Merinos' inaugur...6 hours, 44 minutes ago; Wheat market scenarios2 hours, 33 minutes ago; Tightening season means slow sale f...2 hours, 48 minutes ago; ​Technology for ... >> view original

Geelong Star by-catch deaths revealed

DETAILS of how dolphins and seals died during the large factory freezer trawler Geelong Star's first four voyages have been obtained through freedom of information. According to an article on the News.com .au website, Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson ... >> view original

For Carlton and Geelong, it's a clear case of trading places in 2015

Geelong has pulled off a recruiting raid redolent of Carlton of exactly 30 years ago, when the Blues smuggled Stephen Kernahan, Craig Bradley, Peter Motley and Jon Dorotich across the border over one summer, transforming a team on the fringe of the ... >> view original

Geelong neighbourhood shocked after cat shot through eye with arrow

Jordaine Moat with her cat Basil who was shot through the eye with an arrow. Photo: Facebook. A Geelong woman is desperately searching for her cat after it was shot through the eye with an arrow and ran off in distress. Bell Post Hill resident Jordaine ... >> view original

Geelong triple premiership player Steve Johnson joins GWS Giants on one-year deal

Steve Johnson will extend his AFL career into a 14th season, after the veteran Geelong star signed a one-year deal with Greater Western Sydney. The triple premiership player made an emotional farewell to Kardinia Park after being axed by the Cats at ... >> view original

Bandido Ross Brand victim of drive-by shooting sparked by Geelong Cup bikie clash

The atmosphere at Geelong Racecourse was typical of Spring Carnival racing: the horses were primed and the crowd drinking in all the colour and excitement. A group of young men, including one named Derek Bedson, was trackside that day. That group ... >> view original