News
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New network for food and bevarage businesses
Local food, beverage and agribusiness industries will get a boost with the creation of a new regional network to help them develop markets and take…
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Council approves Ocean Grove land sales
Despite some concerns from the community, Geelong council has resolved to sell sections of land and rework a major intersection in central Ocean Grove. The…
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School holidays at the library
Kids across the Bellarine Peninsula have been spoilt for choice for school holiday activities at a library close to home. Many activities have been held…
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Celebrating our seniors
This month offers a wonderful invitation to connect, learn and share as the Geelong Seniors Festival unfolds across the Bellarine and Greater Geelong. The festival…
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Birds, whales and a sunfish
I’m writing this at the end of my road trip on the long drive back to Ocean Grove from Bermagui. I said goodbye to the…
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Cheap low emissions travel
Toyota’s small but practical Yaris is often overlooked in the rush to buy larger more powerful models. But for environmentally conscious buyers the hybrid-powered pocket…
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From the archives
9 years ago September 28 to October 11, 2016 Ocean Grove’s iconic Rolling Pin Pie and Cake Shop has done it again. The award-winning pie…
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Shop local in Ocean Grove
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went to The Terrace in Ocean Grove on Wednesday to see who was out shopping local during the school holidays.
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Community calendar
Ocean Grove Day VIEW Meets second Wednesday of the month at 360Q, Queenscliff, 10.30am for 11am. ■ oceangroveday.viewclub@gmail.com Ballroom dance Leopold Hall, 805-809 Bellarine Hwy,…
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Curves and Lines returns
Curves and Lines is coming to Ocean Grove with many works from artists across the country and the UK. The annual group sculpture exhibition will…
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Voices heard on coastal management
A number of key themes have come into focus through Barwon Coast’s seven-month engagement process regarding the development of its Foreshore Master Plan. The master…
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Living with the bag
Ocean Grove’s Nicole Trimboli, 51, has survived cancer twice and now lives with an ostomy bag. Jena Carr speaks with Nicole ahead of the launch…
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