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  • Community leadership program at risk of funding cuts

    Community leadership program at risk of funding cuts

    The Committee for Geelong’s Leaders for Geelong program, a highly popular initiative that seeks to build participants’ leadership capacity and connection with their community, is…

  • Awards wrap up successful campaign

    Awards wrap up successful campaign

    The Geelong Chamber of Commerce’s Geelong Business Excellence Awards wrapped up a spectacularly successful 2022 campaign with a cocktail event to thank winners and sponsors…

  • Let’s get things done

    Let’s get things done

    *This is an edited version of the speech mayor Trent Sullivan made after being elected on Tuesday night. Firstly I would like to thank the…

  • Brett reflects on time as tourism boss

    Brett reflects on time as tourism boss

    Brett Ince finished up as head of Tourism Greater Geelong and the Bellarine last week. Justin Flynn spoke with him about his time in the…

  • Labor, Libs battle over Games

    Labor, Libs battle over Games

    Geelong’s involvement in the 2026 Commonwealth Games has become an election battleground, with Victorian Opposition leader Matthew Guy offering an alternate plan to the one…

  • Draft plan to tackle teacher shortage released

    Draft plan to tackle teacher shortage released

    Federal Education Minister Jason Clare has released the draft version of a National Teacher Workforce Action Plan, which intends to address the nation’s teacher shortage.…

  • Flesh eating ulcer spreads

    Flesh eating ulcer spreads

    Several Geelong suburbs have been put on notice as cases of a flesh-eating ulcer spreads across the city. Deputy Chief Health Officer (Communicable Disease) Associate…

  • GPs call for reform ahead of crisis

    GPs call for reform ahead of crisis

    The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) has called for urgent reforms to improve access to GP services across Victoria ahead of the upcoming state…

  • Wallington PS to get funding

    Wallington PS to get funding

    Wallington Primary School will receive a $2.1 million in upgrades if Labor wins the state election. Premier Daniel Andrews and Labor candidate for Bellarine Alison…

  • Free rego for tradies

    Free rego for tradies

    Eligible apprentice tradies will receive free car registration if Labor is re-elected later this month. Premier Daniel Andrews announced the $9.7 million package at the…

  • Sullivan new mayor

    Sullivan new mayor

    Trent Sullivan is Geelong’s new mayor. Councillor Sullivan was elected unopposed on Tuesday night and becomes the 15th mayor since the amalgamated City of Greater…

  • Lights set to dazzle

    Lights set to dazzle

    Organisers of Adventure Park Geelong’s Christmas Festival of Lights are hoping to eclipse last year’s crowd of 85,000. The annual Christmas lights show will use…

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