Searching
geelonginfo.com has powerful, easy-to-use search engines built in to the website so you can quickly find the business, service or group you are seeking.

Quick search – top right of home page This search can be as general or specific as you wish.
Enter a word relating to what you are looking for, name of the business or group, suburb or town, street name
… and click go. This will produce a results list.

Advanced search – search button in navigation links on left This dual-function search engine allows you to search by business name/keyword and/or by town or suburb. Alternatively, you can search simply by browsing the categories:
• Click on browse categories
• Choose the relevant category,
• Click next step
• Choose a sub-category
• Click on next step
• Choose classification
• Click search

Search results
Your search will produce a list containing the business/service/group name, address, phone number and clickable links indicating whether it has a web page and/or a website. Click on the link to view the web page or website.

World Wide Web Google search – top right of home page
You can search the world wide web using one of the globe’s most-popular search engines. Simply type in your query and click “Go”.

How to get around
You’ll find a series of navigation links on the left of the home page and on subsequent editorial pages. Click on them to quickly access the latest local and world news, sport, events, online shopping and entertainment. There also are clickable links to a range of other news and information.

Have your say
On the right of the home page, you can vote on our question by clicking the “yes” or “no” buttons. You can even submit a question to us for consideration. Click on the “submit a question” link and follow the instructions.

Weather
A four-day precis forecast is on the right side of the home page. A clickable link allows you to access more details, including satellite images, national weather data and rainfall figures.

Tides/Sun/Moon
The Beach Calendar(tm) presents information about tides, sunrise and sunset and moon phases. Times for sunrise and sunset are given above the arrows. The white box represents daylight and begins with sunrise and ends with sunset. The black box represents night. Times for high and low tides at Port Philip Heads are given under the peaks and troughs of the blue wave. All times are accurate for Port Phillip Heads and are pre-adjusted for daylight saving - no arithmetic is needed. Port Phillip Heads tide times are accurate from Flinders to Point Lonsdale. Torquay tides are, on average, 10 minutes earlier, Anglesea 15 minutes earlier, Lorne 20 minutes and Apollo Bay 25 minutes earlier.

•†Copyright in the design and layout of The Beach Calendar and units appearing on this website is owned by Andrew Bock. Any attempt to copy or download the calendar without permission will be considered a breach of copyright.

•†Tidal predictions were supplied by the National Tidal Facility, The Flinders University of South Australia, copyright reserved. The predictions were prepared for this publication by Andrew Bock and believed to be correct. No responsibility or liability for errors or omissions is, or will be accepted, by Flinders University of South Australia, the National Tidal Facility, or Andrew Bock.