The Commonwealth Games promised to hoist Geelong onto the world stage,but as the dream of co-hosting the event came crashing down,the city’s ‘dingy’ areas are in the spotlight again.
It will be goodbye Igni,hello Thai barbecue restaurant Songbird when the restaurant reopens in January.
Not many of us think about what will adorn our bodies once we die. Helen Bodycomb has gone a step further – creating a stunning death shroud.
There are 640 public dental chairs statewide but the Australian Dental Association estimates that about 130 dental chairs are sitting vacant.
The premier says a pre-existing aquatic centre at Kardinia Park was never going to host Commonwealth Games events,despite the business case stating so.
A defence expert said the fast-moving infantry fighting vehicles would give Australia ‘the best capability on offer’ to replace personnel carriers from the 1960s.
Victorians will pay six-figure salaries for specially appointed Commonwealth Games directors at local councils even though the Games have been cancelled.
As federal Labor ministers urge their Victorian counterparts to deliver the Commonwealth Games infrastructure they’d promised,one Geelong hockey player is feeling especially flat.
There’s safety in the elevated chicken parma,meanwhile other plates showcase modern Asian flavours from the chef’s time at Coda and Tonka.
Badminton player Jacob Schueler was looking forward to a Commonwealth Games in his hometown of Geelong. The event’s abrupt cancellation has left him dismayed.
The Andrews government should have seen this coming before leaping headlong into what has become a mess for Australia on the international stage.