Geelong family dead following collision
Three members of a Geelong family, including a three-year-old boy, have died following a collision this morning.
Emergency services were called to a collision between...
City launches shopfront Christmas comp
With Halloween firmly in the rearview mirror it’s time to get ready for the most wonderful time of the year, and Geelong council is...
Charges dropped against Cat
Prosecutors have dropped all charges against Geelong AFL player Tanner Bruhn and his co-accused after alleging they raped a woman in a car.
Bruhn...
Research takes flight
A Waurn Ponds professor is helping a duck tracking research project take flight alongside the Game Management Authority (GMA).
The research will involve...
Committee appoints first female chair
The Committee for Geelong has announced the historic appointment of its first female chair of the board.
Deakin University executive director of strategic partnerships Rebecca...
New use for bamboo at zoo
Werribee Open Range Zoo is making do with bamboo in some ways that are pretty new.
Using bamboo donated from Geelong Botanic Gardens, keepers have...
International flights return to Avalon
Melbourne Avalon Airport has unveiled a major expansion that will begin in 2026 and includes a return to international flights as well as improved...
Community views needed on neighbourhood house upgrade
Members of the public have the chance to help shape the City’s newest community centre.
The City of Greater Geelong has called on the Geelong...
Avalon Airport goes international
Travelling is getting easier with international flights and additional domestic trips launching out of Melbourne Avalon Airport.
Trips to Bali out of...
Trek regos open for 2026
Walking and hiking enthusiasts of all fitness levels can now sign up to help change lives while enjoying the great outdoors.
Tickets are now open...
We will remember them
Remembrance day is on Tuesday 11 November.
Ceremonies and wreath laying services will be held at several venues across Greater Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula, Surf Coast...
Study franks media’s vital role
At a time when misinformation spreads quickly and trust in institutions is under pressure, public interest journalism remains one of the last safeguards of...
Big fines for illegal dump and burn
Victoria’s environmental protection watchdog has handed a hefty fine to a demolition company for an illegal burn-off in Charlemont.
High Tech Demolition Pty Ltd received...
