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Geelong Times· YesterdayCrime

Police seek witnesses after kayaker’s death

Police are appealing for witnesses after the body of a 60-year-old man was found in the waters off Avalon on Saturday. The discovery followed an unoccupied kayak found near Limeburners Bay in Corio at about 1.30pm. Water Police want to speak with the group of kayakers who found the vessel, and anyone else who may have seen anything in the area. The man's death is not being treated as suspicious, and a report will be prepared for the coroner. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers.

Police seek witnesses after kayaker’s death
Surf Coast Times· This weekCrime

Search for missing kayaker ends in tragedy

The body of a 60-year-old East Geelong man has been found in waters off Avalon. Emergency services were alerted on Saturday after an empty kayak was found near Limeburners Bay in Corio. Police, Water Police, the Air Wing, Marine Search and Rescue crews and SES volunteers searched the surrounding waters. The search ended at about 6.50pm when the man's body was found off Avalon Road. Police say the death is not being treated as suspicious, and a report will be prepared for the coroner.

Search for missing kayaker ends in tragedy
ABC News VIC Top Stories· This weekCrime

Missing kayaker found dead near Geelong

A 60-year-old East Geelong man has been found dead in water at Avalon, near Geelong. Victoria Police said his body was found near Avalon Road at about 6:50pm on Saturday. Emergency services had been alerted after an unoccupied kayak was found near Limeburners Bay in Corio earlier that day. Water Police, the Air Wing, Marine Search and Rescue and SES volunteers took part in the search. Police will prepare a report for the coroner.

Missing kayaker found dead near Geelong
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Geelong Times· A while agoCouncil

A walk through 175 years of Geelong

Geelong Botanic Gardens marked 175 years of history with a community celebration, despite challenging weather. The event highlighted the gardens' role as a recreational, educational, and conservation space since 1851. Attendees explored the gardens' rich heritage, from ancient trees to modern attractions, reflecting Geelong's transformation. The gardens also honour Wadawurrung Country and Indigenous connections. Upcoming events include forest bathing and live music, showcasing the gardens' enduring relevance and community spirit.

A walk through 175 years of Geelong

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