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The ongoing effort to curb the spread of the invasive African Boxthorn weed continues with three community workshops on how to treat smaller plants being held by the City of Greater Geraldton.

Rocks Laneway has seen a surge in fun filled activities thanks to a variety of community activations popping up in the space.

Geraldton has claimed silver in the 2023 7NEWS Top Tourism Town Awards for a second year in a row, coming just short of gold which Mandurah secured whilst bronze was taken out by Collie.

More than 11,000 people have visited Geraldton in what has been one of the Midwest’s biggest cruise ship seasons to date!

Capital works projects with a combined value of more than $26 million being delivered by the City of Greater Geraldton are providing a huge boost to the local economy.

Artists in Western Australia are invited to submit new works for the Mid West Art Prize as it returns to Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) later this year.

A massive upgrade to the AMC Park in Spalding that will significantly change the way the public open space is used has received a substantial Lotterywest grant to complete the works.

The City of Greater Geraldton’s active transport network is expanding by an additional 3.5kms with the construction of the long-awaited Chapman Road Shared Path between Sunset Beach and Drummond Cove now underway.

Construction of the Spalding Revitalisation Project which includes upgrades to the AMC Park, improvements to the Mitchell Street Community Centre and building new road extensions is underway.

Workforce opportunities in the Midwest are one step closer to expanding with a potential new processing plant planned to be constructed near Mullewa.

Dropping rubbish and recycling at the Tip will soon be easier and safer with the construction of a new 20 bay transfer station at the Meru Waste Facility slated to begin in early May 2023.

Young people have added the latest touch of vibrancy to Mullewa as part of the Youth Week WA Street Banner Renewal Project, which is now on display in Jose Street.

Local prisoners were given the opportunity to commemorate ANZAC Day in a unique way when they took part in a special Lone Pine planting event on Monday 17 April.

With the arrival of cooler weather, the City of Greater Geraldton is kick starting this year’s planting season by giving away 500 seedlings in support of the Million Trees Project.

Wordsmiths are encouraged to explore their imagination and showcase their talent by entering the Big Sky Short Story Prize 2023.

A low-sensory experience at the Geraldton Aquarena will soon be available to the community with the trial of a ‘quiet hour’.

Greater Geraldton has joined Australia’s longest electric vehicle (EV) network following the installation of public charging stations in the CBD.

The community is invited to have their say on a strategy and management plan to conserve, improve and ensure the sustainable management and protection of the City of Greater Geraldton’s natural coastal areas and foreshore recreational spaces.

Rocks Laneway will come alive this weekend when some of the Midwest’s most ingenious young people take over the award-winning thoroughfare for A Day in the Laneway.

Travelling through Geraldton in April? If so, make sure you check out these fantastic events and happenings on your way.

Help the kids burn off all that Easter sugar with yet another action-packed Autumn School Holiday Program!

Stomachs will be satisfied all throughout the City of Greater Geraldton thanks to the addition of new smart barbecues.

A series of family friendly flicks will hit the beach when Films on the Foreshore fires up from this Friday.

A dedicated Active Travel Officer is one step closer to hitting the pavement in the City of Greater Geraldton thanks to funding from the State Government.

Community members will be able to pay tribute to those who have fought for our country this ANZAC Day.

The Spalding Revitalisation Project is set to get a healthy injection of creativity with expressions of interests now open for three artists briefs.

It was 60 years ago today that the Geraldton Civic Centre was officially opened by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

An extension of the Chapman Road Activation Pilot Project trialling further temporary changes to the street between Cathedral Avenue and Durlacher Street will begin next week.

A world-class view of the night sky will be the headline act of a special stargazing event taking place in Greenough next month.

Two dynamic textile exhibitions will launch this week at Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG).