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  • Aspiring barbers get to work

    Aspiring barbers get to work

    Barber students at The Gordon TAFE got the chance to try out their new skills on members of the public this week. Barbering teacher Ben…

  • Honda’s best ever Accord?

    Honda’s best ever Accord?

    Few vehicles can match the Honda Accord for longevity. On the road in Australia since 1977, the award-winning sedan, now in its 11th generation, shows…

  • Helping renters know their energy rights

    Helping renters know their energy rights

    A community organisation is hosting a workshop to help renters know their rights regarding heating, cooling and energy efficiency. Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) Community Geelong…

  • Art for mental health

    Art for mental health

    Geelong artist Stephanie Venosta’s exhibition will be open at the Sequel Gallery from August 2. She speaks with Jena Carr about the inspiration behind her…

  • Dying to Know in Geelong

    Dying to Know in Geelong

    A free event will help break down the stigma and awkwardness of talking about death, dying and grieving in recognition of Dying to Know Day.…

  • Homelessness increases as costs rise

    Homelessness increases as costs rise

    The number of people experiencing homelessness in the Geelong region are increasing at the cost-of-living crisis enters its third year, according to new data. Homelessness…

  • Yellow for inclusion

    Yellow for inclusion

    Football and netball clubs across the Geelong and Barwon region will wear yellow socks and ribbons while participating in a special inclusion match. St Joseph’s…

  • New program getting students active

    New program getting students active

    Four primary schools will take part in a new program aimed at encouraging children to use active transport to and from school. With more than…

  • Road safety upgrades for the Bellarine

    Road safety upgrades for the Bellarine

    The Bellarine Highway will be safer for road users thanks to safety upgrades set to take place thanks to the state and federal governments. The…

  • New kinder for Armstrong Creek

    New kinder for Armstrong Creek

    Armstrong Creek will have a new kinder in less than two years, helping busy families ditch the double-drop-offs between primary schools and kinders. The state…

  • Geelong’s newest library officially open

    Geelong’s newest library officially open

    The new Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library was officially opened last week. Geelong mayor Trent Sullivan officiated over proceedings, which began with a Welcome to Country…

  • New study for Buruli ulcer

    New study for Buruli ulcer

    A new Barwon Health clinical trial aims to help reduce significant physical and psychological illnesses caused by the Buruli ulcer. The Barwon Health Infectious Disease…

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