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Community groups in the Midwest have received a financial helping hand following the latest round of the City of Greater Geraldton’s Community Grants Program.

The City of Greater Geraldton are providing promotional tools to assist local businesses with their efforts to attract staff to work and live in Greater Geraldton.

The ‘Rum Jungle’ will undergo its final clean-up this weekend with members of the community coming together on Sunday morning to collect and remove smaller bits of rubbish from the site.

Council is considering conducting a small-scale trial of the kerbside collection of Food Organic and Garden Organic (FOGO) waste as part of its 2019/20 Budget deliberations.

The Whitehill Road coastal reserve north of the John Batten Community Hall in Drummond Cove will undergo a facelift in the coming weeks as fences around the site are replaced with bollards and rails.

Waggrakine Primary School students have shown their enthusiasm for Geraldton by creating Entry Statement designs and one was so impressive that it is being featured on reusable bags.

A dedicated group of local volunteers are encouraging the community to recycle newspapers at Jack’s Shed.

The City of Greater Geraldton has received a nomination for a Nintex Solution Innovation award in the Public Sector Standout category.

Acclaimed entertainer Phil Walleystack will perform live at the Queens Park Theatre in an exclusive performance as part of National Reconciliation Week 2019.

Local volunteers are dedicating their time to make Geraldton beautiful through the City of Greater Geraldton’s litter collection program.

Big changes are afoot at the GRAMS Reserve in Rangeway with the replacement of the aging playground equipment and installation of a shade sail scheduled to begin Monday 13 May 2019.

Today marks the start of National Road Safety Week and people are encouraged to pledge to drive safe so others can survive.

An exciting revamp is about to take place at the Geraldton Regional Library in order to meet the growing needs of the vast collection.

The continued protection of local biodiversity has received a big helping hand following the official launch of the City of Greater Geraldton Community Nursery Native Plant Propagation Guide.

Ratepayers and electors will soon be invited to make submission on proposed rates and minimum payments for the 2019/20 financial year.

After a long journey, Council has compromised and approved a design for a toilet facility at the HMAS Sydney II Memorial.

Thousands of community members will gather to pay their respects to those who fought for our country at ANZAC Day Services in Geraldton.

It is estimated that more than 12,000 people flocked to the Foreshore over the Easter long weekend for the City of Greater Geraldton’s second Wind on Water Festival.

Sand sculpting legend Tim Darby will return to Geraldton this weekend for the Wind on Water Festival (WoW Fest) and is set to recreate one of the region’s icons out of a mound of sand.

As if there wasn’t enough art elements happening at the Wind on Water Festival (WoW Fest) already, another initiative has just been announced and it’s got a unique recycling spin to it.

Your entertainment this Saturday night is sorted with a massive line up of activities on the Geraldton Foreshore as part of the Wind on Water Festival.

Eyes will be drawn to the skies on the Easter long weekend as a WoW Fest crowd favourite returns!

Pine trees that will one day be home to the Leonard T. Green Memorial Park in Mahomets have an extremely rich history and a significant connection with World War I.

The Autumn School Holiday Program is back in time for the Easter break and it is set to give kids a hopping good time.

There will now be flights in and out of Geraldton from Perth on a Tuesday morning with Qantas recently announcing new scheduled services.

It wouldn’t be a festival without fireworks and this year local company Red Dust Holdings have come on board to sponsor a dazzling fireworks show for the Wind on Water Festival.

Ongoing contamination of a blue plastics recycle bin in Drummonds has resulted in the bin moving locations.

Entertainment is alive and well in Geraldton this month with the first event on the entertainment calendar kicking off this weekend on the Geraldton Foreshore.

You haven’t seen the Coral Coast captured like this before!

Heads will turn as a giant kinetic sculpture in the form of a colourful lionfish joins the program for this year’s Wind on Water Festival.