News

Mullewa is gearing up to welcome wildflower enthusiasts from near and far as the much-anticipated wildflower season rapidly approaches.

An operation to remove an estimated 20 tonne whale carcass from Greys Beach was successfully completed today.

Geraldton’s beloved QEII Seniors and Community Centre was the recipient of a welcome donation recently with the arrival of a brand-new industrial fridge.

Organisations looking for a financial boost are invited to apply for the latest round of the City of Greater Geraldton’s Community Grants Program.

Fostering grassroots leadership as well as building capacity, resilience and connectedness through volunteerism are the objectives behind an exciting new community initiative.

Programs, projects, events and initiatives will form the basis of the City of Greater Geraldton’s new Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).

Exciting times are ahead for artists in the Midwest following Geraldton Regional Art Gallery’s (GRAG) announcement of its first ever arts membership program.

Winter rain means it is time to grab your boxes and head to the Community Nursery for the annual End of Year Plant sale on Saturday 27 July 2024.

Calling all gardening enthusiasts, you are invited to the relaunch of the Mitchell Street Community Garden.

With just over five years to go till 2029, the call is out for people who have planted seedlings, shrubs and trees to register them with the Million Trees Project.

Geraldton claimed the top honours in Canberra last night in recognition of the City’s commitment to addressing gender inequality and power imbalances to eliminate violence against women and their children.

On 1 July 2024, a regulation that bans the disposal of electronics and electronic items in landfill so these valuable resources can be recovered came into effect.

Queen Elizabeth II Seniors and Community Centre (QEII Centre) will continue to provide a vital service in Geraldton following the State Government’s renewal of funding for the much-loved and well attended facility.

If you have African Boxthorn plants on your property and you want to get rid of them don’t miss out on the City of Greater Geraldton’s free community workshops on how to treat this highly invasive weed.

A Council endorsed trial to investigate community interest in reducing organic waste going to landfill is coming to end.

Council reaffirmed its commitment to a community without barriers recently by unanimously endorsing its Access and Inclusion Plan 2024 – 2029.

Do you like your music live, loud and local? Battle of the Bands will return to Queens Park Theatre (QPT), Sunday 1 September and this year promises to be the best yet!

At tonight’s Ordinary Meeting of Council, the City of Greater Geraldton Budget 2024/25 was adopted which keeps rate rises low and welcomes new projects to enhance the region.

Young people and livability have come out on top in the City of Great Geraldton Budget 2024/2025 with a big emphasis on sport, leisure and activities.

Connectivity and livability in Mullewa is set to receive a boost in the new financial year with a number of important projects earmarked for completion and the continued delivery of services and engaging events.

Net zero carbon for City of Greater Geraldton operations by 2030 remains on track with projects to reduce emissions and generate green energy featuring in the 2024/25 Budget.

Road safety, improved traffic management, renewing aged roads and increasing accessibility across the region remain top priorities in the 2024/25 Budget.

Growth has come out on top in the City of Greater Geraldton Budget 2024/25 with a big emphasis on increased efficiency to facilitate investment.

Three captivating exhibitions showcasing the works of highly acclaimed local artist Marianne Penberthy alongside renowned multidisciplinary artist Bruno Booth will be unveiled next month at Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG).

Boredom will not be an option this break thanks to the City of Greater Geraldton’s jam-packed Winter School Holiday Program.

Increasing accommodation and industrial capacity were front of mind when City of Greater Geraldton representatives met with the Hon John Carey BA MLA, Minister for Planning; Lands; Housing and Homelessness last week.

Geraldton has claimed silver in the 2024 7NEWS Top Tourism Town Awards for a third year in a row, coming just short of gold which Busselton secured whilst bronze was taken out by Collie.

To mitigate environmental impacts associated with potential collapse, the City of Greater Geraldton will demolish the Geraldton Volunteer Marine Rescue (GVMR) with the building’s four-metre trigger point having been surpassed.

Eye catching and vibrant, a new mural has given the iconic beachside café, Sail Inn Snack Bar, a glow up.

Nearly 9,000 people have visited Geraldton this cruise season in what has been one of the biggest seasons to date.