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All finance stories from Geelong.
Few Australian cities have remade their economic base as visibly as Geelong, which moved from heavy industry towards services, advanced manufacturing, health and education after the loss of two of its biggest employers.
Geelong Travel builds on its success with an exclusive charter of The Ghan Expedition, securing another rare opportunity for local travellers seeking premium Australian experiences.
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Geelong investors and super balances.
Recent property sales and new retail openings point to evolving consumer habits and targeted investment flows in Geelong's expanding suburbs.
The city is projected to create 34,000 new jobs over five years, but rising rents, supply chain pressures, and a shifting commercial property market pose challenges for local SMEs.
Strong occupancy and investor interest mask headwinds from escalating costs and global uncertainties for local businesses.
Key developments in Greater Geelong’s retail landscape signal a changing shopping experience for local consumers.
Property investors in Geelong are reassessing self-managed superannuation fund strategies amid proposed tax and lending changes.
A rough session across world markets is landing closest to home for Geelong's small businesses, where rising crude prices and a softer Australian dollar are already tightening the numbers.
From Pakington Street boutiques to waterfront hospitality, Geelong's small businesses are navigating a day of mixed global signals even as Australian shares post a quiet gain.
From Pakington Street shopfronts to Corio Bay exporters, the day's market movements carry real consequences for the businesses that keep Geelong moving.
Local superannuation balances tied to banks and resources showed limited damage after the benchmark index slipped 0.43 per cent, while WTI crude advanced to US$71.41 a barrel.
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