A policy that sets the fees and charges for hiring the City’s 115 ovals and pitches, more than 200 tennis and netball courts, 100+ pavilions and buildings and two athletics tracks has been adopted.

Council has adopted the Greater Geelong Heritage Design Guidelines 2025, setting a clear framework to protect the city’s heritage while supporting growth and modern design.

Mayor Stretch Kontelj OAM and Committee for Geelong chief executive Michael Johnston have welcomed the new Victorian Leader of the Opposition Jess Wilson MP to Geelong today.

Around 150 students from 10 Barwon-region schools participated in today’s 2025 Barwon Respect Cup, as part of 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence activities.

Mayor Stretch Kontelj OAM and You Yangs Ward Councillor Chris Burson joined the City’s successful business visitation program in Lara, supporting its ongoing engagement with local businesses.

Ocean Grove residents are now better connected thanks to the ongoing delivery of new footpaths under the Ocean Grove Principal Pedestrian Network.

The Greater Geelong economy received a $93 million boost in 2024-25 from hosting 12 major events sponsored by Geelong Major Events (GME).

Two new dog parks and targeted educational campaigns about doggy etiquette and the benefits of cat desexing are among a comprehensive list of actions the City will commit to delivering over the next four years.

A picture-perfect pairing of music and lights made for a joyous opening of the Christmas in Geelong program on Saturday night.

The Geelong Laneways: Malop Arcade project has been awarded the 2025 Australian Institute of Architects National Award for Small Project Architecture, recognising the innovative transformation of central Geelong laneways.

The National Wool Museum is proud to announce the opening of Made in Geelong: Godfrey Hirst, an exhibition honouring the legacy of Geelong’s first textile company and its founder, Godfrey Hirst. 

A chapter defined by major project investment and delivery tells the story of a growing and engaged community in Greater Geelong.

The community is invited to the next Neighbourhood Conversations event at Whittington Neighbourhood House on Wednesday 3 December, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.

The Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia (CMCA) has been announced as the preferred respondent to the Expressions of Interest (EOI) process for Seagull Paddock, which was conducted earlier this year.

Work to renew the footpath along Pakington Street’s bustling shopping precinct is set to begin after Pako Festa 2026.

The City of Greater Geelong has opened community feedback to inform a new master plan for Chirnside Park in Lara.

Geelong’s much-loved Floating Christmas Tree has returned as the shining centrepiece of the festive season.

Did you know that the City’s Family Services team, made up of nearly 450 staff, educates and cares for more than 1,300 children annually?

With Geelong Animal Welfare Society (GAWS) receiving 57 kittens (1 September - 30 October) so far during ‘kitten season’, we’re encouraging community members to adopt a furry friend rather than buy from a breeder.

Construction is underway for the $3.5 million Ocean Grove District Ride Centre at Kingston Park that will accommodate 100 riders at any time.

The City of Greater Geelong has opened a brand new playground at Aldershot Reserve in St Albans Park ahead of the upcoming summer holidays.

Community members from all backgrounds are invited to our upcoming International Day of People with Disability event which will recognise and celebrate the contributions of residents with disability.

The City of Greater Geelong is already looking forward to Run4Geelong in 2026 after a record-breaking debut as naming rights partner this year.

Candles and lanterns will illuminate a celebration of Latin American culture at the Velitas y Farolitos Festival next month, proudly supported by the City of Greater Geelong.

Little Malop Street will close to most vehicles on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights from 10:00pm to 5:00am between Gheringhap Street and Moorabool Street to enable emergency access.

Students from four local primary schools are walking, riding, scooting and rolling their way into a healthier school routine, thanks to the

Following the success of a pilot farm at Bellarine Secondary College, the City of Greater Geelong is proud to again support the expansion of the Farm My School initiative to a second site at Colac Secondary College.

The City of Greater Geelong is inviting local businesses to help spread some Christmas cheer by making their shopfronts shine as bright as the season. 

The Armstrong Creek Boomerang Bags group is selling another 100 bags made from flags donated by the City.

Council has adopted two plans to guide the sustainable management of its extensive infrastructure portfolio: the Asset Plan 2025–35, and the reviewed Municipal Road Management Plan.

We’re calling on the Geelong West community to give feedback on a draft concept plan for the Geelong West Community Hub.

The City of Greater Geelong has awarded over $19,000 in Creative Seed grants to eight recipients for projects that will enrich Greater Geelong’s creative and cultural landscape.

A team of a different kind is preparing for the City of Greater Geelong Run4Geelong on Sunday 9 November.

Last week, the City of Greater Geelong hosted a Regional Export Roadshow delivered by Global Victoria to help our region’s exporters shape their next global chapter and thrive in international markets.

The City of Greater Geelong has selected Gurner Montgomery to lead the redevelopment of Osborne House, the historic site located at 51 Swinburne Street, North Geelong.

Council has voted to adopt the Long Term Financial Plan 2025-35 at this month's Council Meeting, establishing a roadmap to ensure financial sustainability for the long term.

The 2025 Victorian Senior of the Year Awards have recognised 17 exceptional older Victorians at Government House, including two Geelong locals.

Looking for support and guidance for your small business? The City of Greater Geelong’s Investment and Economy team is here to help with two free business drop-in sessions and a workshop to support anyone wanting to start a small business.

Little Malop Street’s pedestrian-friendly laneway culture will continue with automated bollards set to stay. 

A year of change, growth and strength is highlighted in the City of Greater Geelong’s Annual Report 2024-25, which was noted at the October council meeting on Tuesday.