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  • Work trip yields results

    Work trip yields results

    I spent a few days in Melbourne over the past fortnight, attending a work conference. I had a few walks along the Yarra between Kew…

  • Cobras to welcome Greyhounds from Glebe

    Cobras to welcome Greyhounds from Glebe

    Rugby league’s State of Origin is as popular as ever while the Australian Rules football version at the highest level is all but extinct, however…

  • A mother and son’s ninja journey

    A mother and son’s ninja journey

    Leopold’s Michelle Cullanan and her son Jett will head to Florida in July to compete in multiple events at the World Obstacle Sports Expo 23,…

  • Cobras poised for Indigenous round

    Cobras poised for Indigenous round

    With nearly 20 young Indigenous players, Ocean Grove Cobras will take part in this year’s AFL Barwon Indigenous round. The junior footy club got involved…

  • Council budget reinstates lifesaving funds

    Council budget reinstates lifesaving funds

    Geelong council has approved its 2023-24 budget, fully restoring funding for lifesavers but only partially so for the Geelong Regional Library Corporation (GRLC). At a…

  • Rotary welcomes new president

    Rotary welcomes new president

    Lynne Carlson has taken over the reins as president of the Ocean Grove Rotary after a successful financial year for the club. Ms Carlson said…

  • Gades come to town for the holidays

    Gades come to town for the holidays

    The Melbourne Renegades took their school holiday junior cricket program to Geelong this week. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was at Barwon Valley Activity Centre in…

  • Grace needs your help to be The Recruit

    Grace needs your help to be The Recruit

    Grace Jones is into the final three of the Melbourne Renegades recruit and needs Greater Geelong’s help to make her cricket dream come true. The…

  • Deakin in the top one per cent

    Deakin in the top one per cent

    Deakin University is now in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, according to the latest QS World University Rankings released this week. Climbing…

  • National Council of Women holds 77th anniversary lunch

    National Council of Women holds 77th anniversary lunch

    Geelong’s branch of the National Council of Women Victoria held its 77th annual luncheon at St Mary’s Sporting Club pavilion on Monday June 26. Independent…

  • Club makes music for a special day

    Club makes music for a special day

    Encouraged by Make Music Australia’s winter solstice annual Make Music Day, Ocean Grove Chord Club performed an outdoor concert on June 21. Make Music Australia…

  • North Bellarine pool starts to take shape

    North Bellarine pool starts to take shape

    A major milestone was reached last week as the North Bellarine Aquatic Centre starts to take shape. Building works on the outdoor 50-metre pool are…

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