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The art of fermentation
Local food education program Farm My School will host a special session for those who don’t know their kombucha from their kvass. The program’s next…
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Out & about at Barwon Heads
It was a windy afternoon at Howard Harmer Oval on Saturday but that didn’t deter a healthy crowd, and Voice photographer Ivan Kemp, gathering for…
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Youngsters need a helping hand to get to Singapore
A selection of talented Under 14 female soccer players from Barwon Heads, Ocean Grove and Bannockburn Soccer Clubs have been invited to form a team…
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Dangerfield speaks up on road safety
The AFL and the TAC launched Road Safety Round today, with Geelong Cats superstar Patrick Dangerfield serving as ambassador of the initiative. Road Safety Round,…
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Bikes on the silver screen
Cycling enthusiasts and film buffs alike can enjoy a world-class short film program when the Big Bike Film Night returns to Geelong. For the seventh…
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A tale of mystery and love
Four years after the release of her debut novel Tussaud, Geelong author Belinda Lyons-Lee has launched her second book, The Haunting of Mr & Mrs…
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Market vision taking shape
When I was elected mayor, one of my priorities for my term was revitalising central Geelong, and a new market will make big strides in…
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Haval drives your dollar further
Great Wall Motors (aka GWM) continues to lead the way in China’s surge into the Australian new vehicle market, currently sitting in seventh place overall.…
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From the Archives
9 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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Community calendar
Geelong Canary Improvement Society Meeting August 3, 10am, Geelong Showgrounds. ■ Ray 0419- 212 097 Ballroom dance Leopold Hall, Leopold Hall, 805-809 Bellarine Hwy, Saturday…
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New container drop-off point
Residents in Armstrong Creek and the Bellarine have a new option for container recycling, with the launch of a new drop-off point. TOMRA Cleanaway, one…
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Bellarine venues benefit from grants
Local venues and festivals will benefit from a $3 million state government boost designed to strengthen the industry and the jobs and communities it supports.…
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