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  • Promoting positive climate action at Torquay festival

    Promoting positive climate action at Torquay festival

    A free one-day festival is coming to Torquay to unite the community and promote positive climate action. One Planet Festival Surf Coast will feature many…

  • Deposit bailout cash after collapse

    Deposit bailout cash after collapse

    Dozens of Victorians, including customers in greater Geelong, left in the lurch by the collapse of South Melbourne builder Montego Homes will be bailed out…

  • Stadium ready for first bounce

    Stadium ready for first bounce

    Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium is ready for the first bounce on Saturday night with the new Joel Selwood Stand completed. The state government’s $142 million stadium…

  • ‘It is okay not to be okay’: This Man’s Worth comes to Queenscliff

    ‘It is okay not to be okay’: This Man’s Worth comes to Queenscliff

    This Man’s Worth is coming to Queenscliff to raise suicide awareness and the effects it has on families left behind. Masonic Hall on 60 Learmonth…

  • Festival held in scorching weather

    Festival held in scorching weather

    Geelong’s Wooden Boat Festival was held in sweltering conditions on Saturday March 9, but Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was there.

  • Holmes unfazed by contract speculation

    Holmes unfazed by contract speculation

    Geelong speedster Max Holmes is putting contract speculation and comparisons to Chris Judd aside as he attempts to establish himself as one of the AFL’s…

  • Starting conversations around creativity

    Starting conversations around creativity

    The Surf Coast Arts Trail is back for another year, with registrations opening next week for artists of all skill levels. Registrations will open on…

  • Women recognised in local awards

    Women recognised in local awards

    The 2024 Women in Community Life Awards recognised 29 women on Friday March 8. The City of Greater Geelong, in partnership with the Women in…

  • Junior cricket premierships won

    Junior cricket premierships won

    Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was at Armstrong Creek for the Under 17 grand final between Barwon Heads and North Geelong and the Under 15 decider…

  • Diverting stormwater from the Karaaf Wetlands

    Diverting stormwater from the Karaaf Wetlands

    The community will be able to better protect Breamlea’s Karaaf Wetlands from the impacts of stormwater thanks to federal government funding. Surf Coast Shire received…

  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    8 years ago March 2 to 15, 2016 The hunt for retailers for Kingston Village has begun after development company Lascorp appointed Colliers International as…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Bellarine Women’s Workshop Portarlington Girl Guides Hall. Meets every second Thursday, and second Saturday of the month. ■ Facebook: Bellarine Women’s Workshop for further details…

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