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  • Council supports 24-hour cat curfew

    Council supports 24-hour cat curfew

    Geelong council narrowly passed a vote to introduce a 24-hour cat curfew throughout the City of Greater Geelong. The motion, which will require all cats…

  • Athletes take on Australia’s best

    Athletes take on Australia’s best

    A team of young athletes has headed to Adelaide this week to represent Victoria at Little Athletics’ biggest competition. Evan Bainbridge (under 15 300m hurdles),…

  • Making the best out of a ‘distressing’ situation

    Making the best out of a ‘distressing’ situation

    Sue Seel was diagnosed with dementia two years ago at age 55. Her daughter Jess Mahon and daughter-in-law Sinead Stevenson spoke with Jena Carr about…

  • Different kind of budget

    Different kind of budget

    The draft budget put out by the City of Greater Geelong this week tells the story of a council in a far different position to…

  • Different kind of budget

    Different kind of budget

    The draft budget put out by the City of Greater Geelong this week tells the story of a council in a far different position to…

  • Call to stand against violence

    Call to stand against violence

    Geelong community members have the opportunity to express their opposition to violence at a rally in the Geelong CBD this weekend. In the wake of…

  • Lest we forget

    Lest we forget

    Hundreds lined both sides of The Terrace before marching to Ocean Grove Park for a solemn and heartfelt Anzac Day service this morning. Community groups…

  • My Place with Michael Aylward

    My Place with Michael Aylward

    Michael Aylward is a proud member of the Torquay Returned and Services League (RSL) after serving 20 years in the Navy. With Anzac Day services…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was at the St Mary’s vs Leopold footy and netball games on Saturday April 20 and went for a wander to…

  • Friends of the Bluff celebrates 30 years

    Friends of the Bluff celebrates 30 years

    Friends of the Bluff (FoB) is celebrating 30 years of environmental management and doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon.  FoB is an environmental group that…

  • Artists showcase their work

    Artists showcase their work

    Three artists from Drysdale’s All Abilities Art have shared their creations at artX Regional 2024. Stirling Brackley, Polly Munday and Bridget Gooda were proud to…

  • Wine run just the Grapest

    Wine run just the Grapest

    Leura Park Estate hosted the annual Grapest event on Saturday April 20 with revellers running, waddling, walking and sipping their way into heaps of fun.…

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