Biyala Community Hub in Armstrong Creek is now officially open, with Victorian Minister for Children Lizzie Blandthorn joining Councillor Emma Sinclair to cut the ribbon at the brand-new centre.

Geelong will host leaders from business, industry, government and the community at a three-day forum this month to strengthen its relationship with India. 

In recent years, vaping has become a growing public health concern, with products frequently marketed to young people and mislabelled to hide their nicotine content. Despite often being promoted as harmless, vaping poses serious risks, so we stepped up efforts to tackle the issue.

Students, parents and school communities across Greater Geelong are encouraged to get ready for National Ride2School Day on Friday 20 March 2026, Australia’s biggest celebration of active travel.

Alison Marchant MP, Libby Coker MP, and Cr Rowan Story AM, RFD have officially opened new upgrades to Portarlington Recreation Reserve.

We’re offering owners the opportunity to get at least 50 per cent off their registration renewal if they commit to keeping their cats contained at all times.

Council, state, federal and community representatives have come together to tour construction activities of the North Bellarine Aquatic Centre stage two facilities and check on how the project is progressing.

The school gate just got a whole lot more colourful at St Leonards Primary School, with a vibrant new under-the-sea footpath mural inviting students to walk, ride, scoot and roll their way into the new year.

A spot among the bustle of the Geelong City Market is up for grabs for community groups each Saturday.

Coin payments at parking meters across central Geelong are being phased out from Monday 9 March as part of a shift to digital-only transactions.

The City of Greater Geelong has opened the first stage of consultation for the upcoming 2026-27 Budget. 

The City of Greater Geelong has awarded more than $1.25 million in Community Infrastructure Grants to support 18 community-led projects across the region.

Interwoven: Fibre Art and Fashion on display at the National Wool Museum until 12 July, celebrates the universal language of textiles and the creative possibilities that emerge when contemporary artists explore fibre, fashion and form.

The City is urging the community to help protect newly hatched Hooded Plover chicks on our local beaches.

The Geelong Botanic Gardens has partnered with horticulture students from The Gordon to design and establish a new Hakea garden.

Discussions about a new marathon exchange program to celebrate the Geelong Running Festival were on the agenda when the City of Greater Geelong welcomed a delegation from Izumiotsu, Japan, to Wurriki Nyal.