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  • Travel the melodies of The Blue Marble

    Travel the melodies of The Blue Marble

    Prepare to soar the skies as the rhythm and melodies of the Royal Australian Air Force Band take listeners through The Blue Marble. The band…

  • Walking for culture in Queenscliff

    Walking for culture in Queenscliff

    Queenscliff community members can learn more about the Wadawurrung culture and gain knowledge and connection through walking experiences. The Borough of Queenscliffe partnered with the…

  • Taste trail expands

    Taste trail expands

    Geelong’s favourite food festival is branching out into the Bellarine Peninsula. Formerly Tastes of Central Geelong, the food fest is now known as Tastes of…

  • Jules ‘legend’ary contribution to mental health

    Jules ‘legend’ary contribution to mental health

    Jules Haddock is Surf Coast Shire’s latest local legend for her work in reducing stigma and empowering individuals within the community. Ms Haddock founded Surf…

  • Rainbow flag flies high in May

    Rainbow flag flies high in May

    The rainbow flag will fly high on the Surf Coast during May to recognise and celebrate International Day against LGBTQIA+ discrimination. The rainbow flag was…

  • ReSound lineup announced

    ReSound lineup announced

    ReSound Music Festival has announced its lineup, revealing a showcase of outstanding local talent. The festival, actually two microfestivals running across a number of venues…

  • Out and about

    Out and about

    Independent photographer Ivan Kemp did the rounds at Thomson Recreation Reserve on Saturday May 18 to see who was barracking for Thomson and who was…

  • War and Fleece: the story of Geelong

    War and Fleece: the story of Geelong

    The wool industry holds a pre-eminent place in Geelong’s history, having an impact on the region in ways that continue to resonate today. But for…

  • Ultraviolet targeting viruses in aged care

    Ultraviolet targeting viruses in aged care

    Geelong aged care facilities will participate in an ultraviolet light trial to help reduce COVID-19 and other airborne viruses. The state government will invest $16.8…

  • Refund point hits Ocean Grove

    Refund point hits Ocean Grove

    Ocean Grove now has a spot for people to recycle used containers with a new reverse vending machine refund point. The Container Deposit Scheme (CDS)…

  • Maritime Museum Becomes More Accessible

    Maritime Museum Becomes More Accessible

    The Queenscliffe Maritime Museum is more accessible for the community following the opening of a new all-abilities walkway, viewing deck and listening post. The museum…

  • Dog lovers unite for Million Paws Walk

    Dog lovers unite for Million Paws Walk

    Dog owners can take part in the RSPCA’s biggest annual fundraising event at the Geelong Million Paws Walk next weekend at Eastern Park. Kicking off…

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