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Council engages community on flash flooding
The City of Greater Geelong has asked community members to share their insights on its strategy to manage stormwater and potential flooding. Stage two of…
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Footpath project delayed
Ocean Grove’s controversial Principal Pedestrian Network project has been delayed past its initial June 2026 completion date. The PPN, which is partly paid for by…
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Push ups for mental health
headspace Ocean Grove is encouraging locals to push for better mental health by participating in Australia’s largest mental health and fitness event next month. Participants…
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Celebrating our local legends
Next week is National Volunteer Week (19–25 May), and here in Ocean Grove, it’s a great excuse to give a well-deserved shoutout to locals who…
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First flame robin ticked off
It’s been a very mild few weeks, with beautiful still, sunny days, and very little rain. This is perfect weather for birdwatching, but not great…
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Price drops, but not quality
We’re all familiar with the old adage that ‘if something seems too good to be true then it probably is’. Well, that’s not the case…
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From the Archives
8 years ago May 10 to 23, 2017 The Barwon Coast Committee of Management (BCCM) has called for tenders for a new 21-year lease at…
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Helping Bellarine’s tiny towns
Bellarine’s tiniest towns are becoming even better places to live, work, stay and play thanks to funding for community-building projects. Three new Bellarine projects received…
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Community calendar
Ocean Grove Snooker Club Avenue Avengers are a snooker team who play for Ocean Grove Snooker Club. The club, which has 12 teams, has been…
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Protesters against Bellarine hunting
Wildlife rescuers are continuing to oppose the state’s duck hunting season following a protest outside a Bellarine MP’s office. Geelong Duck Rescue (GDR) members gathered…
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French Anzac tour a success
Ocean Grove singer-songwriter Vin Healy has returned from France with a renewed sense of purpose after performing on Anzac Day in a town that survives…
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Hope born out of tragedy
After the death of their son River to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), Alex Hamilton and Karl Waddell founded their own charity to support SIDS…
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