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Exciting times are ahead as the City of Greater Geraldton announces the highest value of development applications in a decade.

A recent funding announcement by the State Government has left precious little on the table for the Local Government Bush Fire Brigade Volunteers.

Local and International art blend in new exhibits at Geraldton Regional Art Gallery.

Starting this Friday, a series of family-friendly movies will be shown at Stow Gardens as part of Films on the Foreshore.

Mullewa’s Youth Centre will continue to play a vital service in the local community after a recent extension of financial support from the State Government.

Geraldton will be buzzing with comedy fans this weekend when the Pacific Explorer calls into port as part of a three-night comedy cruise.

Shore Leave Festival will return to the Midwest this month in an even bigger and better celebration of food, entertainment, learning and fun.

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

It will soon be all hands on deck when the refurbishment of the popular Francis Street boat ramp and finger jetty gets underway after the school holidays.

Autumn has arrived and so has the ever-popular School Holiday Program with some exciting brand new additions.

Four City projects have received top honours at the recent 2024 Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEA) WA Excellence Awards.

Next month will see the return of the highly anticipated Iwarra Wilungga Festival of Aboriginal Art and Culture.

Young people and their family and friends are invited to share their ideas on how the popular Youth Precinct located on the City Centre Foreshore could be redeveloped.

Construction of an off road one-way cycle path on the western side of Chapman Road at the Phelps Street Roundabout will begin on Monday 18 March 2024.

Cameras have been rolling in recent weeks after the cast and crew from Stan and Screenwest’s production of Invisible Boys have set up shop all over town.

In response to antisocial behaviour in Rocks Laneway, the City of Greater Geraldton will close the space for two weeks whilst solutions are sought to counter ongoing negative issues.

Exciting times are ahead for the Westend Development as the City of Greater Geraldton extends a helping hand by waiving car parking bay requirements for the project.

Dust off your wheels, get your glamourous outfit ready and don your helmet for the inaugural Women on Wheels Geraldton event.

Lives lived through dance will take centre stage in an upcoming portrait exhibition visiting Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG).

Local businesses are enjoying the taste of success for their commitment to food safety after earning five stars in the City of Greater Geraldton’s 2023 Five Star Food Safety Awards.

As the warm weather continues the heat is also set to rise at Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) with the presentation of Some Like it Hot.

If you are struggling with wild rabbits on your property and not sure where to start, you are invited to attend the Wild Rabbit Control Workshop.

Continuing to offer high-class arts and cultural experiences at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) is front of mind with the City of Greater Geraldton advocating to the state government for increased funding.

The City of Greater Geraldton will be taking action to protect unique flora in the Chapman River Regional Park by reducing the feral rabbit population in a six week comprehensive baiting program.

After eight months of construction, Stage Two of the revitalisation of Spalding is complete, and the new AMC Park and renovated Mitchell Street Community Centre are once again open to the community.

Deadly Funny will be lighting up the stage at Queens Park Theatre (QPT) next month for a free night of entertainment that offers aspiring Indigenous comedians the chance to launch their careers into the big time.

Australia Day will see the Geraldton Foreshore, QEII Seniors and Community Centre and Doc Docherty Pool play host to a range of events for the whole community.

Fireworks will feature on Geraldton’s Australia Day 2024 programme thanks to local vehicle rental company Europcar WA.

Horizon, one of the community’s most loved public art pieces, has been disappointingly vandalised.

Live music will be back on the Geraldton Foreshore this weekend with the highly anticipated return of Sundays by the Sea.