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Big build for Marshall
Marshall could soon receive 1660 dwellings and up to 5000 new residents after the City of Greater Geelong adopted the Amendment C278ggee – Marshall Precinct…
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Out & about for the finals
Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was at St Albans Reserve for the Geelong & District League footy and netball finals on Sunday to see who was…
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Exploring gender and climate solutions
A free public event will highlight the way gender affects the way people experience the climate crisis and different solutions required to ensure the best…
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Geelong City Market announced
A new city market is coming to Geelong’s Little Malop Street next month to celebrate regional produce and creativity. Chef Simon Toohey and event specialist…
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Funding helps kick goals
Bellarine Peninsula community sporting groups have a chance to improve or create facilities across the region thanks to state government funding. Applications for the 2025-26…
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Hands on the cup
The 2025 Bellarine Football Netball League season concludes on Saturday September 13 with Newcomb’s Grinter Reserve set to host a packed schedule of senior and…
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WIllis St special charges scheme approved
Property owners in Willis Street, Portarlington will pay $14,000 each to co-fund the sealing of the road through a Special Rate and Charge (SRC) Scheme.…
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Ask RUOK? any day
The Geelong and Bellarine communities are being asked to check in with friends, family and colleagues ahead of RUOK? Day. The National Day of Action…
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Walk together for suicide prevention
The Bellarine community can come together on World Suicide Prevention Day to honour and remember people who died by suicide. Lifeline Geelong is encouraging people…
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Spotlight on Geelong’s youth
The Geelong community celebrated the achievements and contributions of the city’s young people this weekend at the 2025 Geelong Youth Awards. Held at Norlane ARC…
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Reducing the cost of occupational aggression
City of Greater Geelong (CoGG) has launched a new campaign to combat the rising tide of aggression and violence toward workers and promote respect and…
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Step up for cerebral palsy
Steptember is back to encourage people across Geelong and Ocean Grove to get moving while helping support babies living with cerebral palsy. The Cerebral Palsy…
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