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Darkness is about to descend on the Queens Park Theatre (QPT) as ‘Murder Ballads, Haunted Tales and Songs about Killing’ unfolds this Saturday night.

Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) will welcome a new exhibition this week that considers the ongoing impact of the Gurindji Walk-Off at Wave Hill Station in 1966.

Local legends have been praised for their everyday actions in the Australia Day WA Active Citizen of the Year Awards.

Grab your pluggers, hat and sunnies and head to the Geraldton Foreshore this Sunday for another cracking celebration of our nation’s birthday.

The call is about to go out community members, as the City of Greater Geraldton seeks 30 everyday people to take part in a citizens’ jury that will shape the future delivery of Council services.

Local artist Lynda Howitt has a unique appreciation for the ocean that members of the public will be able to see when her artwork splashes into Rocks Laneway later this month.

This year’s WoW Fest has just stepped up a notch following an announcement that an epic laser, light and water show will conclude the two day event.

Geraldton holds a special place in Doctor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker’s heart and it’s not just because of her relatives that live locally but because she met her husband here 31 years ago.

Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) have welcomed a unique picture book to their shop which features tales of our windy city from young residents.

The City of Greater Geraldton has joined forces with the community to manage the ever-growing numbers of Corellas returning to the region every year.

A sneak peek at the Community Voice Survey submissions has revealed the Foreshore, events and the tidiness of the city to be the current top three things the community likes most about the City.

Local businesses have been praised for their clean kitchens in the City of Greater Geraldton’s 2019 Five Star Food Safety Awards.

Much loved community arts initiative ArtDrive will return this year and individuals, schools and groups can now express their interest in getting involved.

The City’s use of renewable energy continues in 2020 with the installation of solar panels on the roof of the Aquarena slated to start next week.

In a bid to secure the old fire station building and land on Durlacher Street, City of Greater Geraldton Mayor Shane Van Styn has offered the state government $1 for the site.

Entertainment lovers will revel in the Queens Park Theatre’s (QPT) brand new program for 2020, which is now available for you to feast your eyes on.

Keeping things cool these holidays just got a whole lot easier with the release of the City of Greater Geraldton’s Summer School Holiday Program.

A total of 18.5 tonnes of e-waste has been recycled by the City of Greater Geraldton in 2019, placing us second in Total Green Recycling’s list of ‘Top 10 performing councils in WA’.

If you have an opinion about what the City of Greater Geraldton does or doesn’t do well, you won’t want to miss the opportunity to tell the City what you think by taking the Community Voice Survey.

Local community members and businesses who provide outstanding assistance and support to people with a disability were recognised and thanked at a ceremony last week.

December is officially here and that can only mean two things – Christmas is near and so is Geraldton’s biggest festive season event!

Those attending Christmas on the Terrace this week have the chance to make some money through a new and innovative recycling program that’s taking the state by storm.

The construction of a low-crest groyne and revetment on the Sunset Beach Foreshore to mitigate the effects of coastal erosion have been completed a week ahead of schedule.

This weekend is set to be a warm one and what better way to cool off than with the Spirit Radio Aquarena Family Fun Day!

The direction Council will take in managing coastal hazards has been determined with the recent adoption of the Coastal Adaptation Policy.

It’s been a big year for the Geraldton Airport with the extension of the runway and those efforts have been recognised at the Australian Airports Association’s National Airport Industry Awards.

Five local artists have been selected to be part of the John Curtin Gallery’s Alternative Archive exhibition in Perth next year, which focuses on the many regional communities in the state.

They’re multiple ARIA award winners, they have half a billion global streams, they’ve racked up multiplatinum sales… and they’re coming to Geraldton.

City of Greater Geraldton Mayor Shane Van Styn has thanked the community for their support and cooperation during fires in Geraldton last week.

Next week signals the start of the #16DaysinWA to Stop Violence Against Women campaign and the City of Greater Geraldton is turning orange for the occasion.