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Subscribe, for facts sake
On World News Day (28 September) we are reminded of a truth that cannot be ignored and this is that facts matter. In an era…
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H6GT plugs into a new world
With more than 32,000 sales in Australia, the Haval H6 has never been backward at coming forward. And that’s not about to change anytime soon…
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Council expands heritage list
Geelong council has put forward 20 places for inclusion in the Heritage Overlay within the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme. Council adopted the Outer Areas Heritage…
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Geelong marathon launches
Geelong’s first major marathon event has been launched, with the inaugural event confirmed for Sunday September 20, 2026. Organisers and dignitaries gathered for the launch…
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Community calendar
Kids+ Kite Festival Kite flying, face painting, sensory space, bubble art, food trucks, sausage sizzle, entertainment, live music. Sunday October 5, 11am-2pm, Rippleside Park. ■…
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Councils to finalise new G21 structure next month
Geelong mayor Stretch Kontelj has released a statement on the restructuring of the G21 Geelong Regional Alliance. G21 announced in June that it would end…
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New film seeks dancers
Professional and amateur dancers alike have the chance to get involved with a new short dance film in Geelong. Blink Dance Theatre is calling on…
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Grand final celebrations
Our city has transformed into a sea of blue and white in the lead up to the grand final tomorrow. The Cats will be on…
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Crime rises in Greater Geelong
Crime is at an all-time high across Greater Geelong, with theft as the leading cause for the increase, according to Crime Statistics Agency’s (CSA) latest…
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Food learning fun
Geelong Regional Libraries is helping young people build practical food skills, confidence, and employability with the Food 4 Future program. The free workshops, funded by…
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Council outlines project advocacy priorities
Geelong council has detailed its priority projects going forward, with a view toward advocacy ahead of next year’s state election. Councillors endorsed a draft Priority…
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No more coin parking?
Geelong council has called on community members to give their feedback on its plan to switch to cashless parking meters in the CBD in November.…
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