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Enhancing our great outdoors
We are spoiled for choice when it comes to getting outdoors in Geelong. There is 133 kilometres of coastline, and 90 square kilometres of open…
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A case of carry on, Corolla
When the first Corolla made landfall in Australia in 1966, few people would have predicted half a century later the tiny vehicle, through sedan, hatch…
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Celebrating Christmas at St Cuthbert’s
St Cuthbert’s Anglican Church Grovedale will erupt in song next week as the U3A Geelong Choir presents its annual Christmas concert. The church on Heyers…
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Councillors ‘gagged’ by City officials on Gaza
As thousands are caught in the crossfire in Gaza, City officials have barred Geelong councillors from even discussing the idea of supporting a ceasefire in…
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Revival takes to the roads and skies
Gear up for a three-day motoring extravaganza as the Geelong Revival returns to the roads and takes to the skies this weekend. The Geelong Revival…
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Geelong is a ‘glow-up’ town
Geelong is hot on the radar for travellers next year with new features contributing to the region’s ‘glow up’, according to recent Expedia Brands data.…
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Announcing the Joel Selwood Stand
Four-time AFL premiership hero Joel Selwood will be immortalised at Geelong’s Kardinia Park home, with the new northern stand of GMHBA Stadium to be named…
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Robin Brockett makes Wine Geelong Hall of Fame
Scotchmans Hill chief winemaker Robin Brockett, 62, has been inducted into the Wine Geelong Hall of Fame. Jena Carr speaks with the Drysdale man about…
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Queenscliff welcomes thousands for festival
The Bellarine’s biggest music festival is back this weekend, with the 25th edition of the Queenscliff Music Festival (QMF). In a festival first, the music…
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Absolutely pawsome Maisie wins comp
Maisie the pasta-loving kelpie has been crowned top dog for Libby Coker’s Canines of Corangamite calendar. The exuberant seven-year-old pooch from Armstrong Creek caught the…
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‘Let the schoolies have fun’
Police will be out in full force for the beginning of Surf Coast’s schoolies despite lower numbers of school-leavers expected to visit the region. High…
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Works begin on Horseshoe Bend Road
Horseshoe Bend Road will be closed as works begin to repair the section of the road severely damaged during last year’s major flooding. Surf Coast…
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