The Geelong Magistrates' Court has published its official list of matters scheduled for hearing on Wednesday, November 12, 2025. This comprehensive court list forms part of News Corporation's ongoing commitment to public interest journalism and provides transparency around local legal proceedings.
Today's Court Appearances
Among the numerous individuals listed to appear before the court are Gregory Smith, Michael Overall, Ryan Lloyd, and Mark Richardson. The list also includes appearances by Nathanael Kirk, Macky Griffin, Bradley Ford, and Matthew Huppert, along with many other local residents.
The court documents show several repeat appearances, with multiple listings for individuals including Joseph Purdie, Christopher Bee, Jeremy Knowles, and Leisen Jolly. These multiple entries typically indicate separate matters or different charges being heard on the same day.
Understanding Court Lists
It's crucial to emphasize that appearing on a court list does not imply wrongdoing or guilt. The publication of these names serves as a public record of scheduled appearances and forms part of the transparent functioning of Australia's legal system.
The information is compiled directly from publicly available court records and represents matters at various stages of the legal process. Some individuals may be appearing for minor matters, while others could be involved in more serious proceedings.
Previous Court Records
Readers interested in comparing today's listings with previous court activities can access earlier records through the court's publication system. The consistent publication of these lists allows community members to stay informed about local legal proceedings and court operations.
Court lists typically include matters ranging from traffic infringements and minor disputes to more significant legal proceedings. The diversity of names and the volume of listings reflect the broad scope of matters handled by local magistrates courts across Australia.
The Geelong Magistrates' Court continues to serve the community by processing these matters in accordance with Australian law and legal procedures.
