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World-class exhibition in Geelong

Geelong’s National Wool Museum is currently exhibiting the internationally acclaimed Wildlife Photographer of the Year, direct from the Natural History Museum, London. The exhibition showcases extraordinary...

ATAR results released

Students across Geelong and the Bellarine have received their official VCE results, with schools proud to announce their highest achievers. Thousands of...

Mount Duneed rec reserve set to progress

Geelong council will seek funding for the second stage of Sovereign Drive Recreation Reserve. Council adopted a master plan to guide the next stage of...

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Cricket racing towards midseason break

Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went to St Joseph’s College on Saturday for the GCA Division 1 4ths clash between St Joseph’s and Newtown &...

Crusaders too good for Buccaneers

Geelong Buccaneers finished runner-up in Gridiron Victoria’s Division 1 competition after going down to Western Crusaders in the Vic Bowl. After just one loss this...

Grovers take all the points

Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was at Ocean Grove on Saturday to see the home side take all 18 points on offer in the Division...

Hamlyn Park guaranteed a grand final spot

Hamlyn Park H.E.A.T had already guaranteed a place in next week’s Thursday Triples Section 2 grand final with an unassailable lead on Moolap Zing...

Stinear named Cats’ coach

Geelong's AFLW program has received a massive boost, securing Mick Stinear as its new coach. Stinear, one of the league's most respected and successful figures,...

Geelong women’s cricket results

An English recruit starred for Geelong City while young guns Matilda Cole and Aria Huby had great games to highlight round 8. Storrar made 47...

Latest Entertainment

Musical on the high seas

Local piano man Andy Pobjoy is one of Geelong’s best loved and most well known entertainers. Owner and manager of the vibrant and inclusive Piano...

Get your funk on with The Mojae

Sometimes things are just meant to be. That’s certainly how it felt to singer-songwriter Jennifer Jae when she walked into A&B Music in Geelong...

Special performance celebrates three years of singing

A Point Lonsdale choir that does things a little differently is going from strength to strength. The New Swell Choir, organised and run by opera...

The boozy and the beautiful

Party-folk band the Drunken Poachers never struggle to bring the good time vibes. With seven musicians on stage making it easy to build the energy...

New festival features six of the best

A brand new performing arts festival hits Geelong this November, showcasing the best writing and acting talent in the region. The Geelong Short Play Festival,...

Have yourself a very Irish Christmas

Kick off the silly season with a bit of whiskey in your jar at a Christmas show dedicated to iconic London Irish band The...

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Building a more accessible future

The home and living landscape in Geelong is evolving and Empowered Liveability is right there at the forefront, ensuring that people living with disabilities...

Christmas is a busy time for vets

The festive season is full of joy, but it’s also one of the busiest times of year for pet emergencies. With holiday food,...

Tanya finds empowered calling

When it comes to finding safe, accessible, and genuinely caring disability housing in the Geelong region, few know the local community better than Empowered...

Discover Geelong

Bellarine Removals We’re a family-owned business with a genuine passion for helping people move into the next chapter of their lives. We have owned Bellarine Removals...

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...

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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Time for reflection

As we race towards the end of the year, it feels like a good time to slow down for a breath and look back...

A versatile family SUV

Isuzu Ute MU-X is a seven-seat family SUV from a Japanese company that has a long history of producing hard working vehicles. Indeed, Isuzu...

From the archives

18 years ago 7 December, 2007 Building approvals dropped almost 20 per cent in City of Greater Geelong last year amid housing industry concerns that limited...

Understanding the invisible

Sunflower lanyards will be handed out at maternal child and family health services across Surf Coast Shire to support people with hidden disabilities. ...

Young councillors shine

The insight of Geelong’s young people was on display at this week’s council meeting when the City’s Youth Council delivered its final report of...

Grant program designed to close the gap

Starting this month, First Nations individuals, groups and organisations will be able to apply for a new council grant program supporting projects, events, activities...