We are encouraging residents to take care in outdoor areas where swooping native birds may be active.

A brand new cricket practice facility at Grinter Reserve in Newcomb is now open, in time for the 2024-25 cricket season.

The City of Greater Geelong is urging rural landowners to control serrated tussock now, before it starts to seed in late Spring.

The City of Greater Geelong is inviting the community to have its say in the renewal of the playground at Richmond Oval in Geelong.

The National Wool Museum has been declared Australia's best regional museum, winning a 2024 Wotif Uniquely Aussie Award.

The City of Greater Geelong has opened two expression of interest campaigns for the future Geelong Youth Hub, inviting young people to register their interest in being part of the Youth Hub Reference Group and/or be involved in the creation of a mural.

The City was excited to team up with Geelong Cats players and members of the club to plant more than 1,000 native shrubs, grasses and trees along the Moorabool River.

Did you know the City of Greater Geelong is responsible for an extensive network of streets and roads including more than 2,040 kilometres of sealed streets and more than 330 kilometres of unsealed roads?

On these two public holidays, bins will be collected on the following Saturday instead.

Museum throws open its doors to Geelong for an exclusive Christmas preview of Wildlife Photographer of the Year 60.

The City of Greater Geelong is encouraging young people with an interest in serving their community to apply for the 2025 Youth Council.

We invite the community to have its say on our proposal to lease our land at 116-120 Purnell Road, Corio for social housing for up to 50 years.

Dowel Jones, a masterclass in collaborative creativity, transforms one of the National Wool Museum’s galleries into a house. 

Our heritage is a part of who we are; it’s what we inherit, appreciate today and think is important to protect and pass on to future generations.

Eye catching artwork at our Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library has proved to be a hit with community members exploring the newly opened space.

The iconic Tea House building in the Geelong Botanic Gardens now boasts a new covered verandah, providing customers at the WYM (Where You Meet) café with a comfortable, sheltered outdoor dining space.