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Backing Local Workers On Bellarine Peninsula
Leopold students welcome active travel on National Ride2School Day
Drysdale Hit Championships Track Once Again
City officially opens upgrades to Portarlington Recreation Reserve
Much-anticipated stage two of North Bellarine Aquatic Centre takes shape
St Leonards footpath mural gets students moving to school
Australia Day Activities
Police Seek Help To Locate Missing Man Alan
Six Lives Saved On Christmas Day
Christmas Day Paddleboard Rescue
Intersection Upgrade To Make Newcomb Safer
New Christmas grants add extra sparkle to community celebrations
Active Travel Program Getting Kids On Track
Family Fun Day Guaranteed At Hooked On Bellarine Festival
Portarlington Ferry To Keep Sailing Ahead
Council proposes Willis Street upgrade through Special Charge Scheme
Police Investigate Portarlington Police Station Arson
Winter Warms Up With Record Hotel Numbers In June
Customer Injured After Car Hits Building In Belmont
Tastes of Greater Geelong 2025: a month of flavour begins with a winter wonderland
East Geelong Drink Driver
Beach Report’s Best Bay Beaches Of Summer
Council votes to move forward with local road improvements
Good Things Come In Small Carriages At Portarlington
Touring Grants To Send Creativity Statewide
More Recognition For Sculptural Dell Eco Reef
Beacon Point Shared Trail Showcases Bellarine’s Beauty
It’s Time To Protect Our Beach Nesting Birds
Cast Line And Dine At Portarlington’s Fishing Festival
Aboriginal Athletes Score Grants Gold
Police Out In Force During Safety Sweep In Geelong CBD
Nat On Point With Heritage Award
Better Buses For Torquay, Charlemont And Armstrong Creek
Worker Dies After Tragic Spike In Construction Falls
Champs Competitor Prepares For Some Healthy Competition
Book launch of ‘The Shortest History of Economics’ by Andrew Leigh, Brisbane
Melbourne City Beaches Hardest Hit By Wet Summer
Warrant issued for Stuart Owen
$2.76 million grant injection into community projects
Report is:in beaches besieged by summer bucketing
Grassroots groups at the forefront of City’s Community Grants
Planning Committee decision 15 December
Dell Eco Reef wins international acclaim
1-3 December event weather update
School Christmas tree display returns
Sail Into Summer With Better Boating Skills
Geelong Nature Festival highlights our coastal backyard in Portarlington
Snap Up Treat At Portarlington’s Fishing Festival

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