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  • Surfing museum amped for 30 years

    Surfing museum amped for 30 years

    Torquay’s Australian National Surfing Museum (ANSM) celebrates 30 years with a new logo and displays. ANSM’s birthday events will include Melbourne Design Week panel discussions…

  • New NBN cabinets unveiled

    New NBN cabinets unveiled

    Nine more National Broadband Network (NBN) utility cabinets now display the work of ten First Nations artists. The nine cabinets join the seven completed last…

  • Wetlands closed to duck hunters

    Wetlands closed to duck hunters

    Lake Connewarre and Lake Murdeduke State Game Reserve has been closed to duck hunting three days before the season begins to protect the threatened orange-bellied…

  • Electrofishing surveys in the Barwon

    Electrofishing surveys in the Barwon

    An environmental monitoring program will use electrofishing procedures to collect data on the Barwon River to assist with assessing its health and guiding future management…

  • Big Freeze event moved

    Big Freeze event moved

    The region’s third annual Big Freeze event is on the move. After two successful years at Drysdale, the Big Freeze is set to be held…

  • Celtic festival: ‘it’s going to be big’

    Celtic festival: ‘it’s going to be big’

    The National Celtic Folk Festival (NCFF) is gearing up for a special edition this year, celebrating its 20th year in Portarlington. Held over the King’s…

  • More people spending money across the region

    More people spending money across the region

    Tourism is “booming” in Geelong and the Bellarine, with more people spending money across the region and its events, according to recent data. Results published…

  • FMOs strike for better pay

    FMOs strike for better pay

    Geelong ambulance fleet maintenance officers (FMOs) have walked off the job in a “historic first” for better pay and recognition. FMOs from Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo,…

  • Milestone on St Leonards boat ramp

    Milestone on St Leonards boat ramp

    The St Leonards boat ramp upgrade has reached its latest project milestone, with a contractor appointed for the opening stage of works. Construction is expected…

  • ABA celebrates 60 years

    ABA celebrates 60 years

    The Greater Geelong branch of the Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA) will help celebrate the organisation’s 60th anniversary this year. ABA founder Dr Mary Paton AM…

  • Tolliday units officially open

    Tolliday units officially open

    Some older residents on the Bellarine Peninsula will benefit from a 16-unit affordable housing complex in Point Lonsdale. Bellarine Community Health (BCH) recently joined with…

  • Hypnos by Lewis

    Hypnos by Lewis

    An Ocean Grove family will soon perform Hypnos in their hometown following the neo-classical album’s successful launch in March. Musician, recording artist and producer Simon…

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