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Cultura appoints new CEO
Geelong multicultural organisation Cultura has announced outgoing chief executive Joy Leggo’s successor. Peter Birkett will officially step into Cultura’s top job on Monday, August 4,…
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Surf Coast roads reviewed
A speed limit review will help make roads across the Surf Coast Shire safer for all road users, with the community encouraged to have its…
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Hollywood comes to Kardinia Park
Kardinia Park is coming to the big screen with a new major film production set to touchdown in the region. The park will be transformed…
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100 years of Ford Australia in Geelong
Ford Australia’s legacy began at Geelong’s Dalgety Wool Store in 1925 before moving to a larger premises at Norlane. To celebrate Ford’s centenary, City of…
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Tourism boost for Bellarine
Barwon Coast and Bellarine Bayside have received funding for new projects through the Regional Tourism Investment Fund 2024. Member for Bellarine Alison Marchant announced the…
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New tastes, sights and sounds at NCFF
Portarlington’s National Celtic Folk Festival (NCFF) is set to reach new heights this June, with a series of new alliances with organisations around Australia and…
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A matter of give and take
As the Merlin of Mazda would say: Pick a number between 60 and 90, say 70. Now add CX and GT or Azami, then take…
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Avenger EV toughs it out in the city
Buyer beware: while so-called ‘range anxiety’ can strike fear in the heart of the electric vehicle driver, there is another phrase that is doing just…
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Community calendar
Lectures Australian Decorative & Fine Arts Society Geelong Inc. welcomes members and guests to illustrated lectures monthly, Newcomb Hall, May 14, 10.15 am. Geelong West…
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Asthma clusters across Geelong
Geelong, Bellarine, and Surf Coast kids are more likely to have asthma than children in other parts of the country, according to new research. A…
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We will remember them
A large crowd gathered at Ocean Grove Park this morning for the Anzac Day march and service. Rain threatened, but fortunately it passed before proceedings…
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Thousands remember the fallen
Not even the rain could deter the thousands of people who came to pay their respects during Geelong’s Anzac Day march and service. Crowds lined…
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