Nature fest returns
The Geelong Nature Festival is returning to give residents and visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the natural wonders of the region through...
Footpaths need patience
The Ocean Grove Principal Pedestrian Network is a huge project for our local community and will improve safety and connectivity for everyone.
Lately, I’ve had...
Falcon terrorises rock doves
I was sitting in Rocketman cafe in Ocean Grove, looking out the window when I spotted a bird in the distance that looked like...
It’s a step up for MG
The MG HS has a new spring in its step, in the process, leaving its somewhat lumpen predecessor, first seen Down Under in 2019,...
From the Archives
16 years ago
June 12, 2009
A shortage of police foot patrols has forced City Hall to take the law into its own hands, according to...
Knowing your rights
A Portarlington forum will help residents understand their rights under the federal aged care legislation, with changes coming later in the year. ...
Volunteer for critical care
Barwon Health Foundation is looking for more volunteers to help out during one of the biggest fundraising appeals of the year.
The...
Community calendar
Austrian Club Geelong
Winter Solstice, Tony Rebeiro & The Bureau, showcasing the best of Elvis, Cliff, Frank, Bublé, Little Richard and more. Sisters of Twilight...
Sykes honoured for 60 years of CFA
Former mayor of the City of South Barwon Roger Sykes received a Medal of the Order of Australia for his contributions to the community...
Hiking towards connection
People across the Surf Coast region can hike towards connection through a free and casual event.
Matriarch Surf Coast Hikes will host a...
Walking for permanency
Queenscliff community members can take a walk for change and help advocate for people seeking asylum across the country.
Queenscliff Rural Australians...
Family GP recognised
Dr David Iser was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia as part of this year’s King's Birthday Honours for service to medicine.
Dr...