The iconic Corio Bowls skate park is on track to roll its way into the history books and ensure its heritage, legacy, and inspiring example of community spirit is protected into the future.

There are so many fun, engaging and creative ways for children to enjoy their time off this school holidays.

The City of Greater Geelong is celebrating a highly successful Hooded Plover breeding season, with five chicks fledging across the region – a significant achievement for one of Victoria’s most threatened coastal bird species.

The City of Greater Geelong has co-signed a new infrastructure plan with the Victorian Government to help the region’s youngest learners get the best start to life.

Improving accessibility and inclusivity is at the heart of upgrades to the McDonald Reserve pavilion at Belmont.

The City of Greater Geelong has launched a new prospectus for national and global businesses to fast-track investment and jobs growth.

He’s lived everywhere from Townsville to Timor-Leste, worked as a combat engineer and police negotiator, and admits he still sometimes can’t believe where the job has taken him.

Junior Mayor Vignesh “Viggy” Ram presented the 2026 Youth Council Advisory Committee’s first report at this week’s council meeting.

We’re seeking community feedback on our Draft Place Naming Policy for roads, sports facilities, buildings, open spaces and other public places and things across Greater Geelong.

Upgrades to help improve traffic flow and make Barwon Heads a safer place to walk, cycle and move are nearing completion.

The City of Greater Geelong has opened Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to operate the Belmont Market.

Local businesses and organisations are invited to play an active role in shaping the 2026 Geelong Small Business Festival, delivering a week of connection, learning and collaboration for the region’s business community.

The City and Borough will work with the Department of Transport and Planning to consider how the objectives and strategies identified in the Bellarine Peninsula Statement of Planning Policy (SPP) could be implemented in Point Lonsdale, with work to commence in July.

Biyala Community Hub in Armstrong Creek is now officially open, with Victorian Minister for Children Lizzie Blandthorn joining Councillor Emma Sinclair to cut the ribbon at the brand-new centre.