Council will not pursue permit controls to protect trees on private residential land through a local law or planning overlay.

The City of Greater Geelong’s Our Community Plan Quarterly Report for June 2025 was supported at last night’s Council meeting.

New alfresco dining guidelines and policy will provide clearer direction for cafe, restaurant and bar owners across Greater Geelong.

The City of Greater Geelong, in partnership with Powercor, is proud to announce the near-completion of the transformative LED Street Lighting and Smart Control Project, marking a major milestone in the region’s journey toward sustainability, safety, and smart city innovation.

A bigger and better future is set for the Geelong region’s premier athletics venue, with works to begin on a transformative pavilion redevelopment project.

We’re inviting Greater Geelong residents to share what life here is really like by taking part in our Community Views Survey.

The City of Greater Geelong is inviting community feedback on proposed designs for seven local playgrounds set to be renewed in 2025.

The contributions of local young people aged 12–25 have been celebrated at tonight’s Geelong Youth Awards.

Council has adopted a planning scheme amendment that places the character and community of Highton Village Shopping Centre at its core.

The City of Greater Geelong has launched its new Social Inclusion Action Group program with a community loneliness forum, marking the first step in the program addressing social isolation across the region. 

At last week’s meeting, Council resolved to declare a Special Charge Scheme to co-fund the sealing of Willis Street, Portarlington between Brown and Harding streets.

The City of Greater Geelong is inviting the community to help shape the future of Sovereign Drive Recreation Reserve through a new draft master plan.

The City of Greater Geelong has launched a new public awareness campaign urging community members to treat people with respect and care – not aggression.

Council has approved the sale of part of the land at 125–135 Weddell Road, North Geelong, marking a major milestone in the transformation of the former Geelong Saleyards site.

Three Geelong-based businesses are leading the way in clean technology and circular economy innovation, thanks to support from the City of Greater Geelong’s Clean Economy Grants program.

The City of Greater Geelong and the Australia India Business Council (AIBC) have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), marking a new chapter in advancing bilateral trade and investment between the Geelong region and India.

Council has adopted the Rainbow Action Plan 2025-29, sending a strong message of support to the Geelong region’s LGBTQIA+ community members.

Junior Mayor Ayush Singh has highlighted the many events, opportunities and meetings that the 2025 Youth Council has taken part in over the last four months.

A renewed vision for Geelong’s vibrant waterfront is now open for public comment.

Greater Geelong Mayor Stretch Kontelj OAM has issues a statement in response to today's tragic school bus incident in Stonehaven.

Greater Geelong is currently experiencing high winds, which means we’ve had to close the Geelong Botanic Gardens for the remainder of today, Wednesday 27 August.

The highly anticipated Rippleside Inclusive Playspace, a Livvi’s Place has opened to the public.

It’s the time of year when rates notices are going out, and with them, that extra item titled “Waste Charge”. But what makes up a waste charge and what do we spend it on?

We’re continuing to back industry and innovation in Greater Geelong by welcoming clever ideas and billion-dollar investment in our region.

The City of Greater Geelong has put Amendment C433, which proposes planning scheme changes to guide the future of Pakington Street and Gordon Avenue, out for public exhibition.

Construction is officially underway on the Chilwell Library redevelopment in Sladen Park, Newtown with a ceremonial sod-turning held to mark the milestone.

Players at the East Geelong Netball Club are celebrating the official opening of a second court and other much-needed new infrastructure and upgrades at Richmond Oval.

City of Greater Geelong councillor Trent Sullivan has been appointed to the Board of Regional Development Australia Barwon South West.

We’re pleased to announce during Homelessness Week that the City has recently re-established the Greater Geelong Homelessness Working Group to tackle this growing issue in our region.

A new playground is on track to be opened at Aldershot Reserve by the end of the year.

Following International Lifeguard Appreciation Day, we’re continuing to celebrate the important work of the City’s pool lifeguards and profiling one of our very own.

We have made the decision to close the Geelong Resource Recovery Centre and Transfer Station in Douro Street until further notice due to safety concerns. 

Are you a fully licensed driver over 21 in Greater Geelong and interested in assisting young people to overcome barriers and gain their P-plates?

The Geelong Resource Recovery Centre and Transfer Station (GRRC) on Douro Street will be transformed into a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility, designed to meet the region's needs over the coming decades.

At its meeting on Tuesday, Council received a report with final costings and moved to finalise the Special Charge Scheme 364 for the completed road construction in Asbury Street West, Ocean Grove.

Council has endorsed the release of the Draft Asset Plan 2025–2035 for public consultation, outlining a strategic 10-year approach to managing its $6.094 billion asset portfolio and supporting the delivery of essential community services.

Council has voted to endorse the City's Draft Long Term Financial Plan 2025 - 26 to 2034 - 35, releasing it for community consultation.

We’ve started work towards implementing projects and initiatives that will improve the community’s mental, physical and social wellbeing to help create a healthier and happier Greater Geelong.

Council has endorsed the draft Municipal Road Management Plan (RMP) for community consultation at its Tuesday meeting.

The Council Plan 2025 – 29 has been officially launched at a community event at City Hall, following its adoption by Council at this week’s meeting.