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  • Free public transport for children announced

    Free public transport for children announced

    The state budget will make public transport free for everyone aged under 18 across Victoria from next year. As part of the upcoming budget, children…

  • ROAM set to light up the night

    ROAM set to light up the night

    Something extraordinary is coming up in Geelong and we want all our region’s creative people to get involved. We’re calling for expressions of interest for…

  • The MG3 Hybrid is a keeper

    The MG3 Hybrid is a keeper

    It was just six months ago that we tested the ‘new’ MG3 hatch. It was yellow of course. For a while there, they all seemed…

  • Fatal collision at Moolap

    Fatal collision at Moolap

    Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a fatal collision in Moolap this afternoon. It is understood a brown Toyota Corolla and a white Mazda…

  • Free weekend travel for seniors

    Free weekend travel for seniors

    Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria (SRV) has welcomed the state government’s announcement of free weekend public transport for older Victorians…

  • Prostate cancer support groups flourish

    Prostate cancer support groups flourish

    Prostate cancer is a major threat to the health of Australian men. It’s the most commonly diagnosed cancer nationwide, with more than 70 men diagnosed…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Ballroom dance Leopold Hall, Leopold Hall, 805-809 Bellarine Hwy, Saturday May 24, 7.30pm-11pm, $10 includes supper, music Annmarie Kelly. ■ 0419-463 306 Waurn Ponds Combined…

  • Embracing Africa

    Embracing Africa

    Bantu African Fest is coming to Geelong to immerse the community in southern and western Africa’s culture, food, music, and dance. Geelong African organisation Bantu…

  • Get a taste of Geelong

    Get a taste of Geelong

    Tastes of Greater Geelong is back for its 14th year to celebrate the best of the region’s culinary creativity, kicking off with a winter wonderland.…

  • Playing through the grief

    Playing through the grief

    Point Lonsdale musician, artist and disability advocate Bree-Arne Manley was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 20 years ago. She speaks with Jena Carr about her experience…

  • Sliders ready to take the plunge

    Sliders ready to take the plunge

    Geelong’s Big Freeze is only a week away. Inspired by Neale Daniher’s MCG Big Freeze, the Geelong version raised more than $140,000 for Motor Neurone…

  • Reconciliation returns to Johnstone Park

    Reconciliation returns to Johnstone Park

    Reconciliation is returning to Geelong’s Johnstone Park for a day of community and reflection with First Nations music, food and activities. Reconciliation in the Park…

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