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  • Celebrate women across our economy and society

    Celebrate women across our economy and society

    International Women’s Day is an opportunity for us to recognise the progress women are making across our economy and society. It is also an opportunity…

  • Generous donors give for the kids

    Generous donors give for the kids

    Cottage by the Sea’s annual Giving Day raised $225,444 thanks to 329 generous supporters. The fundraiser, which was held on Tuesday March 5, harnessed the…

  • Shredding waves at new female Surf Fest

    Shredding waves at new female Surf Fest

    A one-day event celebrating women and non-binary ocean lovers of all ages and abilities is rolling into the Surf Coast. The inaugural High Line Surf…

  • Something for everyone at the Crackerjack Family Fair

    Something for everyone at the Crackerjack Family Fair

    The Crackerjack Family Fair is celebrating 13 years of fun for adults and children with a day that has something for everyone. The event will…

  • Miniature railway celebrates 25 years

    Miniature railway celebrates 25 years

    The Portarlington Bayside Miniature Railway (PBMR) is throwing open its doors for a special day of fun and celebration for its 25th anniversary this weekend.…

  • Fire risk still very real

    Fire risk still very real

    With temperatures set to soar across the state this Labour Day long weekend, CFA is urging Victorians to be prepared for persistent fire risk as…

  • You can’t stop the music

    You can’t stop the music

    The City of Greater Geelong and the Live Music Office will hold a free live music forum to foster collaboration, innovation, and growth within Geelong…

  • Dip your toes into creativity

    Dip your toes into creativity

    A Geelong author is hosting free writing workshops at the Boronggook Drysdale Library to help recognise different stories across the region. Emma Greville’s first workshop,…

  • Responsible waste makes the world go round

    Responsible waste makes the world go round

    The Surf Coast community can have a say on a draft plan to avoid waste, increase resource recovery and regenerate nature. The council will seek…

  • Bespoke signs explain Indigenous features

    Bespoke signs explain Indigenous features

    Walkers and cyclists on Barwon Heads Road’s shared path will notice eye-catching bespoke structures that were designed to help understand the area’s environment and Indigenous…

  • Bridge battle is back

    Bridge battle is back

    After a few years’ hiatus, the BPCA A Grade Battle of the Bridge between Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads was played at Ray Menzies Oval…

  • Hub for young people, by young people

    Hub for young people, by young people

    Geelong will soon have a new Youth Hub to provide young people with counselling, mental health, employment and general youth support services and programs. A…

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