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Man charged after firearms found

A man is facing dozens of charges after a bag containing firearms was discovered in Whittington. A 29-year-old man has been charged and remanded...

Riding for cancer research

Cyclists hit the road along Geelong and Ocean Grove this week to raise money for cancer research. More than 120 riders and their...

Good vibes for Reggae Fest

Embrace the Jamaican spirit with reggae-inspired food, music and good vibes during a free event in Geelong this weekend. Reggae Fest will bring...

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Hunter wants to prove he is his own man

Geelong draftee Hunter Holmes is relishing being reunited with new assistant coach Nathan Buckley as he sets out to prove he's his own man...

Radhika shines with five-wicket haul

The individual highlight from last weekend's round of matches was a five-wicket haul by North Geelong's Radhika Goyal. Promising young all-rounder Goyal took 5/14 while...

Wise-Graham stars in big win

With its season slowly slipping away, the equation was simple for Wallington going into its round 6 Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A2 grade clash...

Around the grounds

GEELONG CRICKET ASSOCIATION DIVISION 1 Round 6, day 1, Saturday 22 November Lara 113 (A. Hughes 32, V. Malhotra 25, J. Stokes 7/42) vs St Peters...

Dinos create buffer in second spot

Newcomb & District’s five-wicket win against Manifold Heights on Saturday gave it a handy buffer in second place on the Geelong Cricket Association Division...

Pirates rebound from close loss

After a thrilling one-shot loss to Belmont in round 4, Portarlington rebounded strongly against north Bellarine neighbour St Leonards in a match that didn’t...

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Local choirs present epic work

A partnership of local musicians and ensembles will present one of the world’s most iconic and well-known choral works as part of the Christmas...

Byrne is no rough Diamond

All Peter Byrne ever wanted was to become a singer. Born in Dublin, Byrne was “from a very poor background”, where Irish folk music and...

A song of reconnection

Friendships can be complicated, as Gorgi Coghlan and Anna-Lee Robertson know well. The two entertainers, both stars of the stage and screen, first met in...

Nightingale blends old and new

Complex, ornate, evocative, dramatic - words that accurately describe but do not adequately capture the grandeur of Baroque music. That spectacle will be on full...

Singles launch a local showcase

Homegrown trio Blondehouse’s show this weekend will be more than just the launch of their brand new double single The Gun/Pulling Teeth. With fellow local...

A merry romp to close the season

This November local theatre company Geelong Repertory rounds out its 2025 season by bringing Shakespeare to the stage. But rather than one of the Bard’s...

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Geelong’s first choice for GP care

Choose Belmont Family Medical and Bulkbilling Clinic (BFMC) as your first choice for medical care, with a newly expanded team ready to support you....

Tractor Lady

When you think of Geelong, you might picture the waterfront, bustling streets, and local cafes. But just over in Fyansford, among tractors, mowers, and...

Supporting property owners and businesses

Whether you are buying, selling or renting, a longtime Geelong resident or new to our remarkable city and region, the Jellis Craig Geelong team...

Building a future for Geelong

As Victoria’s No 1 Builder, Sherridon Homes is proud to have deep roots in Geelong and the surrounding region, an area where growth and...

Belmont’s new medical practice

Amara Medical Geelong is a brand new general practice in the heart of Belmont. It is perfectly positioned on High Street, neighbouring sports...

We are Geelong

Standing in solidarity

Hundreds gathered together at the break of dawn on July 7 to stand with Wadawurrung Traditional Owners in collaboration with Barwon Coast for a...

One year of Respect 2040

A Barwon South West partnership to stop violence against women is celebrating its first anniversary of strong advocacy and significant growth. The Respect...

A voice for reconcilliation

A vibrant community event to celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2025 will be held at Queenscliff next week. Reconciliation Queenscliffe will stage Voices for Reconciliation at...

Easier access to healthcare

Women and gender-diverse people within Barwon South West can share their experiences accessing healthcare to better understand and address barriers in the region. ...

Pride Film Fest launches

Geelong’s biggest film festival has launched its 2025 program this week in a celebration of film excellence, diversity and representation. With more than 10 feature...

Grants helping local First Nations business thrive

Three locally-based First Nations businesses are primed for further success after receiving state government grants through a $3 million program. Geelong’s Troy and Cerisa Benjamin...

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Council adopts heritage guidelines

Geelong councillors hope the introduction of new guidelines around heritage buildings to the municipal planning scheme will safeguard the region’s architectural history. Council adopted the...

Pair charged over baby chick thefts

Two animal activists will return to court early next year over the alleged theft of baby chicks from an Anakie farm. Geelong Divisional Response officers...

Lino’s community commitment awarded

Geelong’s Lino Bisinella is the latest recipient of the Frank Costa Leadership Award for his extraordinary leadership, vision and lifelong commitment to the community....

Red flags on council finances despite healthy position

Geelong councillors reported on the state of the City’s finances with an air of cautious optimism at this week’s meeting. The council tabled the City...

Advocating for overlay removal

A heritage overlay could be removed from properties in Winchelsea after Surf Coast Shire Council decided to advocate for an amendment. Councillors unanimously...

DUNNO at Geelong Gallery

Geelong Gallery has received a pop of colour to inspire the community to confront what they ‘DUNNO’ ahead of a new exhibition opening next...