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.

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.

Deputy Mayor Anthony Aitken and Member for Lara Ella George MP have officially opened a new pavilion and baseball field at the Lara Recreation Reserve today.

The new Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library was officially opened at a ceremony on Thursday 25 July.

Almost 158,000 visitors accessed our ‘Have Your Say’ website in 12 months, according to a report presented to Council during its meeting on Tuesday night.

Council has voted to abandon a combined amendment and planning permit that would have seen 84 apartments built in Rippleside as part of stage five of the Balmoral Quay development.

Construction of a new youth hub in central Geelong, set to open in early 2025, will begin shortly following the awarding of a tender.

A strategy to increase the value of major events in Greater Geelong to $131 million per year by 2029 has received council support.

A bold economic development plan designed to foster an entrepreneurial and innovative Geelong region and catapult us onto the national and international stage has been endorsed by Council.