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A new international benchmarking review puts Geelong ahead of some post-industrial peers on renewable energy uptake but well behind on urban greening and coastal resilience funding.

Councillors and community groups escalated pressure on state and federal governments this week as Armstrong Creek, Charlemont and Lara struggle to keep pace with thousands of new residents.

With hundreds of millions in federal and state money already committed, Geelong's City Deal is entering a critical phase, and the choices made in the next 18 months will shape the region for decades.

From a contentious Surf Coast rezoning push to fresh scrutiny over the City Deal spend, Greater Geelong's councillors had a full plate this week.

An evergreen guide to getting out and about in Geelong.

From Waurn Ponds to Lara, community members are demanding answers as major transport projects grind through planning delays while their daily commutes get worse.

A chain of rapid-fire database migrations, agency mergers and pandemic-era shortcuts left thousands of Geelong home listings carrying mismatched or duplicated images, and the cleanup is still underway.

From expanded public transport to new recreation spaces, Geelong’s numerous infrastructure projects promise tangible benefits for residents and neighbourhoods alike.

As the city transitions from its automotive era, major developments and investments are set to reshape Geelong's identity and economy.

From Belmont to Newtown, local community members describe the distress of finding their photos duplicated and misused across social media and fake profiles.

A deep dive into the history of duplicate and replacement imagery in local real estate and council records, and how the region arrived at a quiet but consequential data problem.

Duplicate and mismatched images embedded in council records, property listings and community databases are creating real headaches for Geelong homeowners, renters and local businesses.

Duplicate and corrupted images have quietly accumulated across council and institutional databases for years; here's the trail that led to the problem.

Duplicate and digitally altered listing images are misleading Geelong tenants at a time when vacancy rates sit below 1.5 percent and competition for homes has never been fiercer.

A slow accumulation of duplicated digital images across City of Greater Geelong systems has forced a rethink of how local government stores, tags and retrieves visual records.

Councils, planners and community groups across the Barwon region are grappling with a growing backlog of duplicate and outdated imagery distorting planning records, property listings and heritage documentation.

Exploring the factors that led to Geelong's current state of transition and growth

From carbon targets to coastal erosion rates, the data behind Geelong's environmental decisions reveals how much is at stake, and how little time there is to act.

Decades of planning decisions, a post-Ford industrial reckoning, and a pandemic-era population surge have pushed Geelong's housing market to a breaking point, and first home buyers are paying the price.
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