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  • Extra range, more tech for Nissan’s Green leaf

    Extra range, more tech for Nissan’s Green leaf

    Although it’s no longer a major player in the electric vehicle scene, Nissan Leaf holds an important role in automotive history, being the first mass-production…

  • Australia’s only acoustic festival comes back to Ocean Grove

    Australia’s only acoustic festival comes back to Ocean Grove

    Australia’s only acoustic music festival is returning to Ocean Grove for its second year. The Ocean Grove Music Festival will be held at Ocean Grove…

  • Volunteer-built home to go on sale for Good Friday Appeal

    Volunteer-built home to go on sale for Good Friday Appeal

    A Lara charity home built entirely by volunteers will go under the hammer this Good Friday, with all proceeds going towards a good cause. The…

  • Towards the future at air show

    Towards the future at air show

    Cutting-edge electric aircraft, aerial taxis and cargo drones will give Australian International Airshow attendees a glimpse into the future of flying this weekend. Trade and…

  • Marching into a new month

    Marching into a new month

    We are coming off a busy summer for our region, which was packed full of events. From our expanded Christmas program to the Cadel Evans…

  • Huge plans for CBD

    Huge plans for CBD

    Central Geelong would be home to 16,000 people and 60,000 jobs in 2050, according to a 30-year framework plan for the city. According to the…

  • Sculpture recognises empowerment of diversity

    Sculpture recognises empowerment of diversity

    A sculpture that celebrates people who have a lived experience with disability arrived at the Geelong West Town Hall on Pakington Street this week. ‘I…

  • My Geelong

    My Geelong

    The bond between people and their pets is something that is very important to Alicia Kennedy, founder of compassionate veterinary service Cherished Pets. She speaks…

  • Deakin O-Week

    Deakin O-Week

    Deakin University welcomed hundreds of commencing students to its Waterfront campus as Orientation Week kicked off this week. Geelong Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was there…

  • Zonta celebrates International Women’s Day

    Zonta celebrates International Women’s Day

    The Geelong branch of women’s rights advocacy organisation Zonta International held a special dinner to celebrate the upcoming International Women’s Day next week. The event,…

  • New multi-faith facility open in Geelong

    New multi-faith facility open in Geelong

    A new multi-faith space is now open to the Geelong community to celebrate life, love, reflection and public activities. Geelong Cemeteries Trust unveiled the new…

  • Council finances struggling ahead of Games

    Council finances struggling ahead of Games

    Greater Geelong council’s latest financial report shows it is not in a financial position to deliver its expected contributions to the 2026 Commonwealth Games. At…

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