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Celebrating Culture and Country
City Hall will light up with a “colourful and thought-provoking” projection program for NAIDOC Week. From July 4 to 13 the program will feature work…
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Rug up for Nature Festival
Geelong’s Nature Festival is returning with a vibrant family fun day at the historic Fyansford Paper Mill. The event is a free, family-friendly winter adventure…
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Better access makes a splash
Beachgoers can wave hello to safer and easier access to beaches and coastal areas across Geelong and the Bellarine. Five projects have received funding through…
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Delivering culturally safe support
Wathaurong Aboriginal Cooperative will deliver culturally safe respite supports across the state, including Geelong, thanks to new funding. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support…
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Helping hand for jobseekers
Geelong jobseekers living with disability have received a heartwarming boost as winter tightens its grip on the region. Local service provider genU’s disability employment service…
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Empowering Women across Geelong
The Geelong community will be able to learn about the state’s gender equality situation from a trailblazer in the realm during a formal speech. Empowering…
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Lara golf upgrades announced
Geelong council has announced $3.4 million in upgrades for Lara Golf Course as the City continues its planned exit from direct operation of golf facilities.…
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Gades back in town
Melbourne Renegades will play two Big Bash League (BBL) games at GMHBA Stadium this summer with back-to-back home games to open the 2025-26 season. The…
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Free, low-cost water available for farmers
Farmers will be able to access untreated and recycled water to help offset difficulties caused by Victoria’s historic drought. Barwon Water is offering water to…
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Coming together at sunrise
A family-friendly sunrise celebration will help unite people in Ocean Grove to support First Nations voices. Barwon Coast and Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation (WTOAC)…
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Working on the water flow
Keeping a river flowing in dry conditions can be a significant challenge, which is why Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation (WTOAC) and Corangamite Catchment Management…
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A sporting chance
When my family and I moved to the Bellarine more than 20years ago, one of the first ways we got to know people was through…
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