The City of Greater Geelong is celebrating the success of its locally produced compost, which is enriching gardens and green spaces across the region – all thanks to the community’s green bin efforts.

Geelong’s beloved mid-winter festival is back for its 14th year to celebrate the best of the region’s culinary creativity.

The City of Greater Geelong is calling for Expressions of Interest from street artists across Victoria to participate in the Women in Street Art (WiSA) program.

The City of Greater Geelong is inviting community members to have their say in the redesign of Rosewall Park, located just behind the Rosewall Community Centre at 36 Sharland Road, Corio.

The City of Greater Geelong and Devonport City Council will collaborate on opportunities for economic growth and tourism under a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

Council has voted to endorse the draft Council Plan 2025-29, opening it for community consultation. 

Council has voted to continue providing in-home community care services at last night's meeting.

In partnership with the National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) the City of Greater Geelong is proud and excited to present Life in Australia: Geelong (1966) at the Shorts Place Projection Space on the corner of Shorts Place and Little Malop Street.

Expressions of Interest are now open for ROAM Geelong – Victoria’s newest arts event designed to engage audiences in a multi-sensory, interactive and participatory experience. 

Local teenagers are spreading the word about the dangers of vaping with their peers and how to get help, ahead of World No Tobacco Day this Saturday.

Geelong’s waterfront is sparkling thanks to a significant clean-up effort from a KPMG corporate volunteer day on Wednesday 21 May, during National Volunteer Week.

We’re inviting the community to view and provide feedback on stage two of the Central Geelong Stormwater Management Strategy and stage one of the Highton Stormwater Management Strategy.

We’re calling on Highton, Belmont, Wandana Heights and Ceres residents to share their memories, photos, videos, newspaper cuttings, views and local knowledge that capture their experiences of flooding.

The City of Greater Geelong is inviting not-for-profit organisations, schools and Early Years services to get involved in this year’s Children’s Week with grants of up to $1,000 and a total grant pool of $20,000.

The City of Greater Geelong is asking the community to give feedback on stage two of the Central Geelong Stormwater Management Strategy. This includes providing feedback on a draft map that shows where flooding could occur.

Greater Geelong residents are invited to join a community reference group to inform one of the City's funding models for civil infrastructure upgrades.