Geelong shines at state tourism awards
Geelong’s tourism industry featured heavily in last week’s 2024 Victorian Tourism Awards, with four local businesses taking home gold and five more receiving silver...
Young filmmakers celebrated
Three young filmmakers were recognised for their work at the 2024 North Bellarine Film Festival (NBFF) Emerging Filmmaker Awards.
Brie Bartleet, Jackson Hayat and Sam...
Out & about at QMF
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went to the Queenscliff Music Festival on Sunday November 24 for music and fun times.
Blood donors urgently needed
Geelong’s Australian Red Cross Blood Service has appealed for donors to book in and help boost blood stocks.
Australian Red Cross Lifeblood’s Geelong Donor Centre...
Potters, painters, printers and clockmakers
Step inside a world of fashionistas, framers and filmmakers, of snappers, sculptors and storytellers.
Discover potters and painters, printers and clockmakers. Connect with jewellers, web...
Hybrid MG3 a better option than petrol
The MG3 is a light hatch and the smallest model offered by the company.
It’s a car built very much to a price, targeted at...
Community calendar
Arts and craft markets
Arts and crafts stalls from local creatives and artisans. Saturday December 7 at Belmont Library 9.30am-2pm; Geelong Library & Heritage Centre...
Kid fun this Design Week
Geelong kids can play and experiment with different materials, colours and shapes as Geelong Design Week returns for its fifth year.
Geelong Gallery,...
A ‘Week on the Streets’ for homelessness
Two members of The Outpost have lived on the streets to raise awareness for homelessness in Geelong. Chair Amy Flint and board member Maggie...
Road race gold
A Paris Olympic Gold Medallist is the new face of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.
Grace Brown was announced as the...
Revival ready to go
The region’s biggest motoring event roars to life once more this weekend, with more than 1000 cars, motorbikes, trucks descending on the Geelong Waterfront...
Out & about
Independent photographer was at the Barwon River at the end of Pakington Street on Tuesday to see who was out and about.