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Roll up your sleeves for blood donation
People across Greater Geelong are being asked to roll up their sleeves and donate blood with more supplies needed across the state. Lifeblood Geelong Donor…
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Raising bowel cancer awareness
A Geelong man is encouraging people to help raise awareness of bowel cancer and empower everyone affected to live their best life. Bowel Cancer Australia’s…
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The community speaks
As a council we have a duty to listen to the community we serve, which is why we voted to continue providing in-home community care…
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Heart wrapped in a luxury skin
Ah! That takes me back. Almost two decades ago I was a member of the media that helped launch the new Audi Q7 in Australia…
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Community calendar
Lectures Bittersweet – Chocolate, Tea and Coffee in the Early Modern World, Wednesday June 11, 10.15am, Newcomb Hall. Formal Dining in the Courts of 28th…
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Hiking towards connection
People across the Surf Coast region can hike towards connection through a free and casual event this Sunday. Matriarch Surf Coast Hikes will host a…
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Road users urged to prepare
Victorian road users are being urged to prepare for winter driving conditions as intrastate travel is expected to increase over the King’s Birthday long weekend.…
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Irish-Australian love story premieres
A brand new theatre work will be presented at the National Celtic Folk Festival (NCFF) this weekend. The premiere readings of playwright Fleur Murphy’s Never…
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A family affair
Father and daughter Tony Armstrong-Carrigg and Rachel Cumming make up two-ninths of recently formed band The Sound Collective. They chatted to Matt Hewson about the…
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Celtic festival: ‘We’re back’
Australia’s biggest Celtic festival is back for the June long weekend, kicking off today in Portarlington. The National Celtic Folk Festival (NCFF), running from today…
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Epworth nurses stop work
Epworth Medical Imaging nurses stopped work for four hours in Geelong from 9am on Thursday June 5 to protest for a lead apron allowance and…
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Compost helps Geelong’s green spaces
Nutrient-rich compost is being used in parks across Greater Geelong, not only enhancing soil health but also improving water retention, effectively drought-proofing these green spaces.…
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