Opinion
Reader correspondence on the issues shaping Geelong. Letters reflect the views of their authors, not of The Daily Geelong.
The repainted bollards at Eastern Beach are a local treasure, but after dusk they vanish into the dark.
A modest run of low-level path lighting would let families enjoy the foreshore well into the evening, without the heritage feeling floodlit.
Your reporting on commuter patterns missed the obvious: the 50 leaves Marshall ten minutes before the morning train arrives.
Three hundred passengers a day wait twenty-five minutes for the next service. Until that gap closes, no patronage figure tells the full story.
I welcome the council's commitment to keep the river edge public. The detail still missing is access for older residents who cannot manage the steep ramp from Fyans Street.
A switchback path was promised in the 2019 master plan. It would be a shame to lose it now.
The AFLW program at GMHBA Stadium drew bigger crowds than several men's pre-season matches last year.
If the club is serious about growth, the next round of facility upgrades should put the women's side at the centre, not the margins.
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