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  • City commits to First Nations awareness

    City commits to First Nations awareness

    Interesting fact: Greater Geelong is home to the largest First Nations community in Victoria. Wadawurrung Traditional Owners have been caring for Djilang (the Wadawurrung name…

  • Different, but definitely not less

    Different, but definitely not less

    Not many people can lay claim to the kinds of achievements Geelong local Chloé Hayden has realised in her 25 years. Award-winning actor, author, advocate,…

  • Bellarine Railway funding boost

    Bellarine Railway funding boost

    Bellarine Railway will receive more than $35,000 in state government funding to support vegetation and pest management along the rail corridor. The railway is one…

  • Big push for giant wheel

    Big push for giant wheel

    Geelong’s Giant Sky Wheel could be back as soon as next month according to planning documents lodged with the City of Greater Geelong. Hi Lite…

  • Protesters to send ‘clear message’ to Viva

    Protesters to send ‘clear message’ to Viva

    Community opposition to Viva’s proposed gas terminal in Corio Bay will continue this weekend as members of Extinction Rebellion lead a protest action this weekend.…

  • Your letters

    Your letters

    The community presently has an opportunity to respond to management control of companion dog access to the Ocean Grove Main Beach. Importantly an advised priority…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Wine and cheese CWA Ocean Grove wine tasting, cheese and art exhibition. Door prize, music, book display, stall and raffles. All funds raised returned to…

  • Cash boost for local libraries

    Cash boost for local libraries

    Geelong Regional Library Corporation will receive nearly $2.4 million as part of the state government’s Public Libraries Funding Program. Geelong Regional Library Corporation libraries will…

  • Barwon River litter monitored

    Barwon River litter monitored

    Waterway health in the Barwon River will be monitored through an innovative citizen science project tracking litter waste before it travels out to the bay.…

  • SUMMIT A NEW HIGH POINT FOR JEEP

    SUMMIT A NEW HIGH POINT FOR JEEP

    Some would say, not before time, Jeep has brought back an extra row of seats to its Grand Cherokee large sports utility vehicle range, turning…

  • Two boat ramps upgraded

    Two boat ramps upgraded

    Queenscliff and Point Richards boat ramps are now open after being improved in two stages across 2021 and 2022. At Queenscliff, upgrade works on stage…

  • Unemployment record low

    Unemployment record low

    Geelong’s unemployment rate is lower than the record-breaking regional Victoria average. The regional average has fallen to a record low and is by far the…

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