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Pedalling towards road safety

Summary by Geelong Independent
Students across Greater Geelong can continue to learn about bike and road safety through a community initiative aimed at saving lives on the road. Lions Club of Corio Norlane received a $3600 Community Road Safety Grant from the state government for its Bike Ed program to maintain bikes and other equipment. President Margaret Francese said the club was humbled to receive the grant as it was “detrimental that kids can ride from home to school saf…
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Pedalling towards road safety

Students across Greater Geelong can continue to learn about bike and road safety through a community initiative aimed at saving lives on the road. Lions Club of Corio Norlane received a $3600 Community Road Safety Grant from the state government for its Bike Ed program to maintain bikes and other equipment. President Margaret Francese said the club was humbled to receive the grant as it was “detrimental that kids can ride from home to school saf…

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Geelong Independent broke the news in on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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