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  • Tiny towns, big grants

    Tiny towns, big grants

    Five new projects for the Bellarine Peninsula have been announced as part of the state government’s $20 million Tiny Towns Fund. Queenscliffe Maritime Museum received…

  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    8 years ago July 6 to 19, 2016 Ocean Grove Surf Lifesaving Club will get the remaining funds for its long-awaited upgrade after a bi-partisan…

  • Investing in the community

    Investing in the community

    Never underestimate the power of community advocacy. As councillors we always strive to listen, and that commitment was clear as we finalised the 2024-25 Budget…

  • Creating life from loss

    Creating life from loss

    A Drysdale author is honouring the memory of her partner through a new children’s book, Eudena and the Dandelion Puzzle. Following the story of a…

  • Volvo EX30 off on power walk

    Volvo EX30 off on power walk

    With the new EX30 electric SUV Volvo appears to be walking the talk toward its being a solely electric vehicle manufacturer by 2030. The Chinese…

  • Memorial celebrates 105 years

    Memorial celebrates 105 years

    Waurn Ponds Memorial Reserve (WPMR) is celebrating 105 years this weekend with a community service and afternoon tea. WPMR committee of management will also recognise…

  • Young people making Geelong a better place

    Young people making Geelong a better place

    Geelong has celebrated the young people making a big impact in our community with the annual Geelong Youth Awards. The City of Greater Geelong presented…

  • A world under the waves

    A world under the waves

    A free Bellarine art exhibition will shine a light on the fragility and beauty of oceanic life through an immersive showcase. The Hat Rock Contemporary…

  • A young star on the rise

    A young star on the rise

    Young Jan Juc trumpeter and trumpet teacher Harvey de Koster will perform at Costa Hall next weekend with the Australian Youth Orchestra when it presents…

  • Hunting regulations ruffle feathers

    Hunting regulations ruffle feathers

    The latest draft of hunting regulations is already ruffling feathers, with hunters and activists both expressing concerns. Victoria’s Wildlife (Game) Regulations are renewed close to…

  • Specialist disability home on track

    Specialist disability home on track

    A new specially-designed residence for people living with disability is set for completion this August. Delivered by a partnership between Geelong-based service provider genU and…

  • ‘Pure joy’ for scratchie winner

    ‘Pure joy’ for scratchie winner

    Drysdale woman set to share the love with $100,000 Instant Scratch-Its win A Drysdale woman is $100,000 richer and described her Instant Scratch-Its top prize…

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