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  • Bumper holiday season needed

    Bumper holiday season needed

    The Bellarine’s tourism industry will be banking on a bumper holiday season to bolster its recovery after one of the most challenging years ever faced.…

  • Buses replacing trains

    Buses replacing trains

    Coaches will replace trains on the Warrnambool and Geelong lines from late-November until mid-December, while crews work on upgrades to Waurn Ponds Station and the…

  • Frances Diver championing the region’s health services

    Frances Diver championing the region’s health services

    Having been welcomed to her role as chief executive of Barwon Health in April, 2019, Frances Diver had a myriad of challenges awaiting her leadership…

  • Makeshift bike jumps to be removed

    Makeshift bike jumps to be removed

    The City of Greater Geelong has identified a number of sites across its parks, bushland, and open space areas, where amateur bike jumps and trails…

  • BCN launches education campaign

    BCN launches education campaign

    Bellarine Catchment Network has launched a new education campaign to raise awareness of native species significant to the peninsula. The environmental not-for-profit has launched its…

  • Bellarine added to air-quality watch

    Bellarine added to air-quality watch

    Drysdale and Clifton Springs have been added to EPA Victoria’s air quality monitoring sites. EPV Victoria is approaching the bushfire season with its biggest ever…

  • CBD recovery plan

    CBD recovery plan

    The City of Greater Geelong will reintroduce free parking in December and investigate the potential of a voucher system, similar to the one used in…

  • Iggies celebrate in style

    Iggies celebrate in style

    With the easing of restrictions, Saint Ignatius College Geelong welcomed families, staff and guests to the Valete Mass and graduation of the Year 12 class…

  • Council commits to Bellarine pooch park

    Council commits to Bellarine pooch park

    The City of Greater Geelong has committed to building a new dog park on the Bellarine Peninsula. The announcement comes after standards to encourage responsible…

  • Special treat for gardeners

    Special treat for gardeners

    A special treat is on offer for gardeners and those who enjoy beauty and the outdoors with five diverse and inspiring gardens around Queenscliff and…

  • Call to boost public transport

    Call to boost public transport

    A new report from Infrastructure Victoria has called for boosts to public transport in Geelong to address the changes the pandemic has had on Victorians’…

  • Snags will be cooking on new barbie trailer

    Snags will be cooking on new barbie trailer

    Ocean Grove Rotary recently took delivery of its new barbecue trailer. The club received $6650 from the City of Greater Geelong through its Community Infrastructure…

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