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10 years on, Geelong and Broadmeadows count the cost of Ford's departure (opens the original)
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He worked at Ford for 28 years and still proudly wears a jacket with the big blue logo. He is also one of 17 in his family who worked at Geelong's Ford factory across its 90-year history. For him, the decade since it closed has been difficult. It's hard to sum up how important the factory was to Geelong. Mr Travers describes the suburb of Norlane as the town Ford built, full of factory workers and their families. During World War II, the plant manufactured long-range fuel tanks for aircraft. Whe
Driver waits for compensation after new EV suddenly stops on freeway (opens the original)
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A Chinese EV company says it will pay customers of its former Australian distributor who are owed hundreds of thousands of dollars. XPeng made the statement after the dismissal of a Federal Court case between it and Australian company TrueEV. Customers have been told to contact XPeng Australia to get access to payments, reimbursements and parts, but creditors are still in the dark. Prabin Gautam was travelling at 85 kilometres per hour on the Princes Freeway between Melbourne and Geelong when hi
Torquay netballers face decade wait for crucial facilities (opens the original)
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Victorian Surf Coast netballers say they have to get changed in their cars because of a lack of appropriate facilities. Council plans show they could have to wait up to 12 years for change rooms in a nearby basketball stadium. The council says the netballers can share a nearby community and sporting hub in the meantime. Before each home game, netballers from the Surf Coast Suns have to put up two large gazebos to be used as their change rooms. Spectators are called to help wrestle with the struc
Arrival of huge US thrift chain Savers unsettles Geelong op shops (opens the original)
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Charity op shop operators are worried about the impact of a new for-profit "thrift superstore" opening in Geelong's disadvantaged northern suburbs. Savers, the largest for-profit thrift retailer in North America, is expanding in Australia and a new Geelong outlet will open next month. A marketing professor says it will indirectly create pressure on op shops but not overwhelmingly. Pearl Fitton rummages excitedly through her bag of new purchases on the counter of an op shop in Geelong's northern
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