The City of Greater Geelong and Kardinia Park Stadium Trust (KPST) are working together to set the future vision of Kardinia Park.

Council has voted to adopt a new Advocacy Framework, which outlines the City’s approach to advocacy at a local, regional, state, national and international level over the next three years.

Council has released its Draft Fair Access Policy for public consultation.

As the City of Greater Geelong recognises the growing importance of taking care of our environment, we’re excited to introduce the ‘Our Climate Actions’ interactive site.

The City is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of the first community engagement phase for the development of the Geelong Youth Hub.

The City is thrilled to announce the availability of a total grant pool of $24,000 to support community-hosted activities and experiences that celebrate and empower our ageing community.

A modern turf and hard wicket training facility is officially open at the home of the Marshall Cricket Club.

The City of Greater Geelong is proud to announce its support for First Nations Cultural Heritage projects through the awarding of grants totalling $89,332.

Clifton Springs boat harbour is relatively shallow. At regular intervals, the harbour entrance is dredged using an excavator, to facilitate vessel access. 

The City of Greater Geelong has launched a search for community groups and businesses interested in leasing two Council-owned buildings in Norlane.

The City of Greater Geelong will upgrade the community facilities at St Helens Reserve in North Geelong, with the help of funding from the Australian Government.

A new local playground has been installed and the Leopold Tennis Pavilion Redevelopment project, situated at the Leopold Memorial Reserve on the corner of Melaluka Rd and Bellarine Hwy, continues to progress.

Community members can explore the dozens of infrastructure projects fully or co-funded by Council underway in Greater Geelong through the City’s Capital Works projects dashboard.

The City, in partnership with the Women in Community Life Advisory Committee (WiCLAC), has celebrated International Women’s Day by acknowledging and honouring the extraordinary contributions and leadership roles of women across the region.

An upgrade at the intersection of Marshalltown Road and Bailey Street in Grovedale has been completed as part of the Australian Government’s 2023-2024 BlackSpot program.

As International Women’s Day approaches, new figures show a rising number of leadership positions at the City of Greater Geelong are held by women.