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Massive delays on Geelong line
There are delays of up to 90 minutes for V/Line passengers on the Geelong and Ballarat lines this morning, following a late finish of planned…
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CFA urges burn-off registration
Following a year that saw CFA volunteers respond to 936 incidents caused by escaped burn-offs, both CFA and Triple Zero Victoria are urging landowners to…
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Deadly mushroom warning
Victorians are being reminded to be vigilant, with poisonous mushrooms becoming present in the community during autumn as the weather becomes wetter and cooler. Victorian…
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A better place for everyone
One of the best parts of being a councillor is getting to hear directly from the people who make up our vibrant Greater Geelong community.…
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Cerato ain’t broke, so why fix it?
The futuristic-looking K4 is a replacement for the Kia Cerato. But, for the time being at least, both are offered for sale by the South…
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Youth survey extended
The community has an extra five days to have their say in Geelong council’s Youth Survey. The City of Greater Geelong has extended the community…
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Council abandons ESVF
Surf Coast Shire Council will call on the state government to abandon its proposed Emergency Services Volunteer Fund (ESVF) Bill and associated levy. The decision…
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Paws your work: vulnerable cats need your help
The Cat Protection Society of Victoria (CPSV) is calling on businesses to make a lasting impact on the lives of vulnerable cats and kittens through…
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Community calendar
Free haircuts Gordon TAFE barbering students offering free supervised haircuts to hone their skills. Tuesday May 20, 10am-3pm, GenU Hub, 285a McKillop Street, East Geelong.…
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Last chance for nominations
City of Greater Geelong has extended the community consultation period for the Geelong Youth Survey until 11.59pm Sunday 18 May to allow for more young…
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Cancer at 26 weeks
Leopold’s Isla Foy is an ambassador and participant during this year’s Mother’s Day Classic in Geelong. Jena Carr speaks with the mother of two about…
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Ambulance wait times fall
Paramedics and first responders across Victoria are responding to the most critical ‘Code 1’ emergencies on average 17 seconds faster than three months ago. Ambulance…
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