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  • Geelong’s poo-tacular museum

    Geelong’s poo-tacular museum

    The Museum of Modern (f)Art will open in Geelong for a stinking good time of learning what should and should not go down the loo.…

  • Hunter meets Cats heroes

    Hunter meets Cats heroes

    Hunter Hamilton and his family have been through a lot during the past year after the 8-year-old boy was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour.…

  • Lighting up West Park

    Lighting up West Park

    Celebrate the longest night of the year in Geelong West with the return of the Winter Solstice event this Saturday. Free kids activities, live music,…

  • Thefts on the rise

    Thefts on the rise

    Theft and assault are at an all-time high in Greater Geelong, according to the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA). The latest crime statistics for the year…

  • No more barriers, period

    No more barriers, period

    Free pad and tampon vending machines are coming to three Bellarine libraries to remove barriers to education, work and community life. The new machines will…

  • Exploring parenting with disability

    Exploring parenting with disability

    The National Council for Women Victoria (NCWV) Geelong Branch’s will hold its 81st annual luncheon this month, focusing on the experience of parents with a…

  • Reeling-in better ramps

    Reeling-in better ramps

    A boat ramp in East Geelong will receive major infrastructure upgrades to help more people get out and enjoy the outdoors. Stage two upgrades of…

  • Man ejected from ute

    Man ejected from ute

    A man is fighting for his life after he was ejected from his ute after a crash in Lovely Banks this morning. Emergency services responded…

  • Colours for playgrounds

    Colours for playgrounds

    Residents can help pick the colours of three playgrounds being replaced across Surf Coast Shire to improve safety and accessibility for the community. Surf Coast…

  • No dodging the law

    No dodging the law

    A Clifton Springs woman has lost her licence and will face a magistrate after crashing into a police breath-testing site in Geelong and allegedly blowing…

  • Council weighs in on multiculturalism

    Council weighs in on multiculturalism

    The City of Greater Geelong has made a submission to the state government’s Victorian Multicultural Review, highlighting the council’s commitment to a diverse and inclusive…

  • Riding 4000km for refugees’ education

    Riding 4000km for refugees’ education

    A Hazara former refugee has embarked on an extraordinary 4000km cycling journey to raise educational funds for refugees and Afghan women. Muzafar Ali has begun…

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