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  • No maternity crisis: Hospitals

    No maternity crisis: Hospitals

    St John of God Geelong Hospital and Barwon Health have “categorically” refuted claims Geelong is in the midst of a maternity services crisis following the…

  • Grand reopening festival begins

    Grand reopening festival begins

    Geelong Arts Centre (GAC) kicks off its four-week Grand Reopening Festival this weekend, celebrating a new era for the venue following the completion of the…

  • Murran Hub nears completion

    Murran Hub nears completion

    Non-profit organisation Ngarrimili will conduct the first walkthrough of its nearly-constructed First Nations enterprise and retail hub, Murran, this week. Intended to help break down…

  • Eye and ear health important for tradies

    Eye and ear health important for tradies

    A Geelong tradie is warning young tradespeople to protect their eyes and ears all year round while on the job site as Tradies Health Awareness…

  • Fire chiefs warn of electrical dangers

    Fire chiefs warn of electrical dangers

    A fire started by a clothes dryer that destroyed a house has prompted Victoria’s fire services to call on households to keep the safety and…

  • Accreditation celebrated at BCH

    Accreditation celebrated at BCH

    Bellarine Community Health (BCH) has achieved full accreditation under new National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards. Accreditation is independent recognition that an…

  • ABL pulls out of Waurn Ponds

    ABL pulls out of Waurn Ponds

    Geelong Korea’s short involvement in the Australian Baseball League (ABL) is officially over. Geelong Korea began competing in the ABL in the 2018-19 season. It…

  • Upgrades for Marshalltown Road

    Upgrades for Marshalltown Road

    Marshalltown Road at Grovedale will benefit from a $1.2 million funding injection for upgrades. Several black spot road projects in the Corangamite electorate will receive…

  • St Leonards skate park works begin

    St Leonards skate park works begin

    Work is now underway to upgrade and expand the St Leonards Skate Park thanks to sustained support from the community. The $670,000 upgrade, funded in…

  • Returning language to Ocean Grove

    Returning language to Ocean Grove

    The Ocean Grove Spit has been officially named Bukareeyoo, which recognises Wadawurrung language returning to a special part of the Ocean Grove coastline. The Wadawurrung…

  • Full steam ahead for iconic railway

    Full steam ahead for iconic railway

    Upgrades to the Bellarine Railway have been completed after $3.4 million was invested into the project by the state government. Member for Bellarine Alison Marchant…

  • New exhibition centre name revealed

    New exhibition centre name revealed

    The new Geelong Convention and Exhibition Centre (GCEC) will be called Nyaal Banyul, a name gifted by the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation. Revealed on…

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