About the business Renew Geelong is an initiative lead by national social enterprise ‘Renew Australia’. The program activates vacant commercial spaces by incubating short-term uses with creative enterprises and independent ...
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Read moreNew properties available in Central Geelong – RENT FREE! Dates: 10 April 10.45am & 12 April 5.45pm Where: Renew Geelong Concept Space (Google map link) Bookings essential: Book Now ...
Read moreCongratulations to 274 Crown St – the first Renew Wollongong participant to open their doors! 274 is a collaboration between two local initiatives Hidden Harvest and Society City. They ...
Read moreLet us know what you think! Renew Geelong at the Moorabool Street Concept Space and Creative Geelong’s Makers Hub at Centrepoint Arcade are two projects working to activate the Geelong ...
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Welcome to Renew Geelong 2019! The Renew Geelong Project is off to an exciting start, receiving extremely positive feedback from the local community, traders, property owners and creatives. Since the ...
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Renew Wollongong invites expressions of interest from creative business enterprises, makers, creators, artists and social enterprises to bring their ideas to life in a retail or office setting, completely rent ...
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Employing the successful model pioneered in Newcastle, Renew Geelong is ready to connect owners of vacant properties with makers, creators, artists, community groups and local enterprises to reinvigorate empty spaces ...
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Wollongong City Council is working with Renew Australia to add extra creativity and vibrancy to vacant spaces in the Crown Street Mall precinct through a Renew Wollongong Program. “We’re working ...
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Renew Australia is delighted to confirm Market Square and Up Property as the first property partners for the Renew Geelong project. Commercial spaces from both Market Square and the ...
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