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  • G21 over in all but name?

    G21 over in all but name?

    Geelong Regional Alliance, or G21, has effectively disbanded, announcing this week the end of its current operating model. While G21 will retain its brand and…

  • World Environment Day actions

    World Environment Day actions

    The Greater Geelong community can help protect their waterways and create healthy land following World Environment Day. Corangamite Catchment Management Authority (CMA) issued a list…

  • Drought concessions not enough

    Drought concessions not enough

    Geelong mayor Stretch Kontelj has welcomed the state government’s announcement that farmers in the region will pay a reduced Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF)…

  • QMF releases first artist announcement

    QMF releases first artist announcement

    Queenscliff Music Festival (QMF) has announced the first raft of artists featured at the 2025 instalment of the Bellarine festival. The festival, running from November…

  • Big Freeze sliders do it for MND

    Big Freeze sliders do it for MND

    It was another successful Big Freeze Geelong on Sunday and Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was at Kardinia Park to capture all the sliders.

  • Help Geelong’s cats and dogs find shelter

    Help Geelong’s cats and dogs find shelter

    Winter can be cruel for Geelong’s vulnerable cats and dogs, but a local not-for-profit animal welfare organisation is giving community members the chance to help.…

  • Support mental health in Geelong

    Support mental health in Geelong

    Geelong community members can support local mental health services while improving their own physical and mental health this June. The Push-Up challenge, which takes place…

  • Gas terminal gets the go ahead

    Gas terminal gets the go ahead

    A controversial gas terminal project has been given the green light to move forward. Minister for Planning Sonya Kilkenny released her assessment of the Environmental…

  • Growing the borough

    Growing the borough

    Borough of Queenscliffe will further protect the environment and address climate change issues through its adopted Vegetation Management policy. Councillors unanimously accepted the policy during…

  • Felting down the rabbit hole

    Felting down the rabbit hole

    Take a leap down the rabbit hole and wonder through an Alice in Wonderland-inspired felt and fibre exhibition in Drysdale. SpringDale Felt and Textile Artists…

  • Geelong migration tops the list

    Geelong migration tops the list

    Greater Geelong has toppled Queensland’s Sunshine Coast to become the country’s most popular destination among Australian movers, after securing regional Australia’s biggest share of net…

  • Five generations of Santa Fe

    Five generations of Santa Fe

    I still remember the launch of the first Hyundai Santa Fe back in the year 2000, the year that was going to change everything. Twenty-five…

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