City hit by wild winds, rain
UMBRELLAS were put to the ultimate test on Monday night as wild weather lashed the city.Those heading home faced off against menacing skies, thunder and lightening with wind gusts of up to 72km/h recorded at the Geelong Racecourse.The Bureau of Meteorology’s Dean Stewart said the strongest gust had been recorded at Mt Gellibrand between Colac and Winchelsea. It measured 126km/h.“There was 6.5mm of rain recorded at Geelong (before 6.30pm),” he said.“There is another front coming through overnight..>> view originalYou're watching Sport News Geelong celebrations Plenty of ...
All sport, every minute, one ticket: the digital venue where competition never sleeps, this is your home for everything sport across TEN and ONE.>> view originalCameras in women's toilets in Geelong
Two devices believed to be cameras have been discovered in a women's toilet block outside the Geelong Cats' AFL stadium.The devices were found inside the women's toilets in Kardinia Park, off Kilgour Street, on July 21, opposite the Kardinia Park Netball Complex.A police search found no other devices in the area and the investigation is continuing.>> view originalExtremism adds nothing to debate
I WATCHED last week, with some bemusement, the mixture of debate and mudslinging surrounding TV personality Sonia Kruger’s comment she would like to see Muslim immigration stopped because of her fear of potential Islamic violence in Australia. I don’t agree with Ms Kruger, but I think she has as much right to express her opinion as anyone with a contrary viewpoint.Some of Ms Kruger’s critics did treat her comments seriously and with respect while vehemently disagreeing with her. That’s how debat..>> view originalCats cage Crows
Cats cage Crows Victoria Webb-Taylor / 25 July 2016 For those wondering why Geelong kept the faith in Daniel Menzel after so many years and knee setbacks, Saturday night provided the definitive answer. Menzel looked the most dangerous forward on the ground in Geelong’s five-goal win over Adelaide.He impressed with his clean ball-handling skills in the wet and slippery conditions and his combination with spearhead Tom Hawkins was decisive as the Cats broke the game open in the third quarter..>> view originalWoolworths to 'axe 500 jobs'
WOOLWORTHS says 500 jobs will be cut as part of a major overhaul of its business.The supermarket chain will shut underperforming stores and restructure its operations in a $1 billion plan to boost its bottom line.Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci said a further 1000 staff would be moved “directly into our businesses to improve accountability and help us better support our store teams and customers,” he said in a statement.The statement added: “Today’s announcement demonstrates both the pr..>> view originalUse keywords to search content on this website
KIDS from the Geelong Ballet Centre have given it a twirl and now here’s your chance to celebrate a Geelong champion’s major milestone, and show your support for a worthwhile initiative.media_cameraGeelong Ballet Centre dancer Macy Hearps gets an early look at the Bartel beard available in the Addy.media_cameraJimmy Bartel is growing his beard as part of his campaign against domestic violence.Geelong’s homegrown AFL hero, Brownlow medallist and three-time premiership star Jimmy Bartel, will on F..>> view originalGeelong on the wrong side of the health divide
Geelong on the wrong side of the health divide Rob McLennan / 25 July 2016 Parts of Geelong are among the worst places in Victoria for preventable hospital admissions, according to a new report. The Grattan Institute is calling for an overhaul of frontline health services, with some areas reporting conditions such as asthma, tooth decay and diabetes at least 50 per cent higher than the state average.Those areas include Frankston, Deer Park, Terang and the Geelong suburbs of Corio, Norlane ..>> view originalInjury issues for VFL Cats
Injury issues for VFL Cats Victoria Webb-Taylor / 25 July 2016 Geelong big man Nathan Vardy looks to have escaped serious injury after being stretchered off in the Cats’ VFL thumping of Essendon at Kardinia Park. Vardy, who was making his 50th VFL appearance for the Cats, gave the Cats a huge scare when landed awkwardly on his left ankle in a marking contest early in the first term.He was carried from the field grimacing in pain and Cats fans at the ground feared the worst.However the news..>> view originalOlympic village crisis on eve of Games
WATER LEAKS, unlit stairwells, blocked toilets - Rio’s Olympic village is under siege.HAMISH BLAKE VS THE PAPARAZZIBRISBANE TOLLS HIT $52M AS ONE MAN RACKS UP HUGE FINES TOTALVIDEO: WOMAN ATTACKED AND KILLED BY TIGER IN SAFARI PARKRIO OLYMPICS VILLAGE BOYCOTTED BY AUSSIES OVER SAFETY FEARSAustralia has arranged for Monday’s first arrivals, including canoeing star Jessica Fox and boxer Shelley Watts, to stay in hotels due to major safety issues in the athletes’ village including sewage flowing in..>> view original
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