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https://static.timesnewsgroup.com.au/prod/uploads/sites/3/2019/07/20180227_124046-2.jpg350233Feral cats in Portarlington DURING the past six months, the City of Greater Geelong has been working with individuals and businesses in a Portarlington shopping centre area to resolve issues relating to pest animals. City director of planning, design and development Gareth Smith said the council had removed more than 20 cats from the Newcombe [...]Read More...