The City of Greater Geelong has recently delivered a large drainage upgrade project in a low-lying part of Drysdale, significantly reducing the impact of flash flooding to nearby residents.

The brand new Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library will open its doors to the community on Thursday 1 August.

The City of Greater Geelong is proud to celebrate award winner Georgia Gordon who took home the Emerging Leader Award at the Aquatics and Recreation Victoria (ARV) Industry Awards.

We are seeking the community’s help to shape the direction of our Council through its next four-year strategic plan.

A Minerva Road and Church Street, Herne Hill pedestrian safety upgrade has been completed as part of the Federal 2023-2024 Black Spot Program.

Party-time ensues Saturday 20 July when Yummy – Joy Machine hits the Potato Shed black box theatre for a night of outrageous, outlandish and always unpredictable cabaret.

Greater Geelong Mayor Trent Sullivan is set to visit Changwon, South Korea, in a significant step to advance agreements under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and explore future business opportunities.

Young people making an outstanding contribution across Greater Geelong have been recognised at the annual Geelong Youth Awards.

The City of Greater Geelong is calling for ideas to name the new youth hub opening in central Geelong in early 2025.

The Greater Geelong Council has endorsed a final 2024-25 to 2027-28 Budget, featuring a number of changes made in response to community feedback.

A policy that details how the City will support local women and girls to fully participate in and enjoy community sport has been adopted by Council.

The City’s Youth Council Advisory Committee has released its second report for 2024, shining a spotlight on vape access and use among young people in Geelong.

Detailed design of a new youth hub in central Geelong is complete, shaped by the ideas and insights of more than 1100 local young people.

The City of Greater Geelong’s application for $5 million in Victorian Government funding to help redevelop the John Landy Athletics Field has been successful.

Construction has started on a new covered verandah for the café in the iconic Tea House building within the Geelong Botanic Gardens.

We are offering a free pet registration amnesty for eligible cat and dog owners between Monday 4 November and Sunday 15 December.