Communication breakdown leaves Geelong champ Jimmy Bartel in ...
A breakdown in communication between Geelong and Jimmy Bartel has the Brownlow Medallist wondering whether his services are required for next season.Despite the fact the 2007 Brownlow medallist has triggered a clause in his contract to play on next season, Fairfax Media understands there has been little contact between between club and player since Geelong's preliminary final exit. Flashback to the happy days of 2007 when Jimmy Bartel was a Brownlow and premiership medallist. Photo: Vince ..>> view originalCarlton wants Geelong youngster Darcy Lang in exchange for ...
Busted truckie fails test drive defence
A NORLANE man, sprung behind the wheel of a stolen truck, claimed he was just taking it for a test drive before deciding whether to buy it, a court has heard. The court was told Gregory Barty initially denied knowing the truck was stolen despite the passenger window being smashed and the ignition lock broken so the vehicle had to be hot wired to start it.Barty, 35, of Wisteria Grove, pleaded guilty in Geelong Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday to charges of car theft and driving while suspended.Pol..>> view originalGeelong hit-run accused killer told father he had killed someone ...
Geelong hit-run accused 'told father he had killed someone', court hears Emily Angwin - Yahoo7 News on October 13, 2016, 8:42 pm A Geelong man charged over the fatal hit run of cyclist Gordon Ibbs, allegedly admitted to his father that he had killed someone. Gordon Ibbs was left for dead after he was hit by a car while riding his bike in Anakie, past Bacchus Marsh, on Mother's Day last year. Gordon Ibbs was cycling when he was struck by a car and left for dead. ..>> view originalHawkins knee surgery
GEELONG is confident star forward Tom Hawkins will not have a delayed start to his pre-season after having minor knee surgery this week.The hulking forward had a piece of his meniscus trimmed after suffering a small tear to it during the season.The Cats said yesterday Hawkins had played part of the season with the injury but said it was not serious.Hawkins will be fit in time for Geelong’s first day of pre-season but may start slightly behind the rest of the group with the surgery limiting his a..>> view original$1000 for local cricket MVP
IT’S local cricket’s version of SuperCoach.There will be an extra edge to the Geelong Cricket Associatio’s top division this season with the introduction of an all-new MVP award that carries a nice little $1000 bounty for the winning player.Cricketers in GCA1 first XI will battle it out for the Intersport De Grandi Cycle & Sport Geelong Cricket Association MVP award, with the winner to receive a $1000 store voucher.Based on a club championship system, the scoring is simple: one point for a run, ..>> view originalThree North Geelong footballers have been drafted by Melbourne in ...
Magpies become Demons 12 October 2016 Three North Geelong footballers have been drafted by Melbourne in the inaugural AFL Women's competition. Forward Richelle Cranston was selected at pick 24, teenage young gun Lily Mithen was next at 73, while ruck Maddi Boyd had to wait until pick 120.Also finding a home at Melbourne was former Colac Tigers netball star Shelley Scott.Scott, who won the GFL A grade best and fairest in 2011, impressed enough with VU Western Spurs to be taken with pick 41...>> view originalBarwon Health's financial emergency
BARWON Health has recorded a $13 million deficit, prompting the State Government to appoint a troubleshooter to its board and order an independent review of its finances. The financial loss was $10 million worse than the Royal Melbourne Hospital — which had the next biggest deficit in Victoria in 2015-16 — and followed a $1.3 million surplus last year.It was made public yesterday when the health provider — Geelong’s biggest employer with almost 7000 staff — released its annual report, overshadow..>> view originalLocals to have say on Geelong's future - Geelong residents are ...
Locals to have say on Geelong's future Rebecca McDonald / 13 October 2016 Geelong residents are being urged to have their say on the City's future. The Our Future survey has been launched by the City of Greater Geelong, asking locals to help map out the municipality's future. Administrators say they want to know how the council is performing in certain areas, and what needs to be improved on. It is an online survey but hard copies can be found at the City's Customer Service Centres or leis..>> view originalRace for Victorian senate vacancy between Diana Taylor and ...
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