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New program getting students active
Four primary schools will take part in a new program aimed at encouraging children to use active transport to and from school. With more than…
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Road safety upgrades for the Bellarine
The Bellarine Highway will be safer for road users thanks to safety upgrades set to take place thanks to the state and federal governments. The…
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New kinder for Armstrong Creek
Armstrong Creek will have a new kinder in less than two years, helping busy families ditch the double-drop-offs between primary schools and kinders. The state…
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Geelong’s newest library officially open
The new Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library was officially opened last week. Geelong mayor Trent Sullivan officiated over proceedings, which began with a Welcome to Country…
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New study for Buruli ulcer
A new Barwon Health clinical trial aims to help reduce significant physical and psychological illnesses caused by the Buruli ulcer. The Barwon Health Infectious Disease…
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Learning the past to better our future
The annual Local Word Writers Festival will host a special event this August. My BackYard – A story about the Wadawurrung People is one of…
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Search for Jesse Reynolds
Police have released an image of a man who may be able to help them in relation to a Marshall hit and run on July…
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Last chance to participate in women’s pain inquiry
More than 12,000 women and girls have already shared their experiences of pain and its management through the Victorian government’s Inquiry into Women’s Pain, but…
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Upgrades aplenty
When different layers of government collaborate to fund vital community infrastructure, we all win. On the Bellarine, there have been some fantastic examples of the…
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From the Archives
8 years ago July 20 to August 2, 2016 Kingston Estate residents shivered through an uncomfortably cold night last week after their gas was cut.…
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WTP water levels low, but good for birding
Last week I went for a walk in Ocean Grove Nature Reserve and was struck by how dry the ponds were for this time of…
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Pricey, but drives well
Honda’s hot hatch is a car that never seems to lose its appeal. It’s probably the closest thing we mere mortals will ever get to…
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