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Employees and doctors at Epworth Geelong will be the first to have a potentially life-saving roadside blood pressure check, with the re-launch of the...

Leading trainer Tony McEvoy proved that dreams could come true no matter the odds when Savatoxl ($19) careered away to win the Group 1 Goodwood at Morphettville yon Saturday.

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. It's great to be here today for the Defence Connect Budget Lunch… After my good friend and colleague the Treasurer...

Detectives from the Geelong Crime Investigation Unit continue to probe the circumstances surrounding a suspicious fire in Geelong. Investigators believe...

Officers from Geelong Highway Patrol have impounded a car after it was allegedly observed travelling 53km/h over the speed limit in Norlane. Police...

Year four students from around Geelong are invited to create art works that feature 26 waterway and wetland birds threatened in the Geelong Region as...

Date Time MoU signing strengthens Deakin and Hanwha partnership Deakin University and Hanwha Defense Australia have strengthened their partnership by signing a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Founded in 1952, Hanwha Corporation has grown to become South Korea’s largest defence company. It has established a formidable reputation for research and development across aerospace, fintech and clean energy, areas that align with Deakin’s strategic priorities and its research and commerc...

Date Time 95 years of discovery We have been making pioneering discoveries for 95 years. To recognise this milestone, we asked some of our more experienced and emerging researchers, what their earliest inspirations were for pursuing careers in medical science. Here’s what they had to say: As a young boy, my life goal was to be a doctor. Two things set this in stone, the influence of my father who was Geelong’s first ambulance paramedic, and the medical care provided by our GP when I was bed...

The scale of the mouse plague gripping regional Australian towns has been laid bare by footage of a rodent clinging to the fur of a sunbathing cat. The mouse was pictured perching on the cats forehead as he laid down on a ledge in Coonabarabran in New South Wales central west on April 25. Quick look up - hes on your head. Get the mouse, a voice can be heard urging the cat from behind the camera. Farmers in northern parts of the state and southern Queensland have battled plagues of mice in recen...

Australians overwhelmed by a mouse plague sweeping across rural towns have been forced to spread peanut butter onto bin lids in a desperate attempt to trap and kill the masses of rodents. Farmers based in northern New South Wales and southern Queensland have endured plagues of rodents in recent months, which have destroyed large volumes of stock.  A fed up woman in Tamworth, in northern NSW, explained shed bought a bin with a swinging lid to use as a cheap alternative to a mouse trap after str...