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Queenscliffe opposes levy
The Borough of Queenscliffe is the latest council to join the fight against the state government’s emergency services and volunteers fund (ESVF) levy. During its…
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Council approves Newcombe St co-pay
Geelong council has resolved to declare a Special Charge Scheme (SRC) to co-fund the sealing of another section of road in Drysdale. The owners of…
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Yesway in Norway for Kaelan
If you’ve heard of Kaelan Lockhart it is probably from the TV show Australian Survivor. But there’s much more to Kaelan than that. He recently…
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Elegant cars on display
The bustling Pakington Street will host many elegant vehicles and their feminine drivers for the first time. EV-Day will be held along the busy Geelong…
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Outdoor dining feedback sought
Bellarine hospitality businesses and community members can shape the direction for traders about alfresco dining, making public areas more vibrant and ensuring safety. Open for…
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Whale of a time at film screening
North Bellarine Film Festival and Bellarine Historical Society have teamed up to present the classic New Zealand film Whale Rider as a fundraiser for the…
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City delivers budget
Free two-hour parking, the removal of a ‘permit to burn’ fee and an increase in funding for Pako Festa highlighted City of Greater Geelong’s budget…
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Six sites set to be sold
Six sites across Greater Geelong are proposed for sale by the City of Greater Geelong and community feedback is being sought. The City said the…
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Out & about
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went to Ocean Grove main beach on a very mild Monday June 23 to see who was out and about.
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Geelong line interrupted
Coaches are replacing V/Line trains on the Geelong Line between Lara and Wyndham Vale, due to a track fault at Little River. Express shuttles are…
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Shopping local in the Grove
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went to The Terrace on an unseasonably mild day on Monday to see who was shopping local in Ocean Grove.
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Thefts on the rise
Theft offences are increasing across the Bellarine according to the latest Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) data. Statistics for the year ending on March 31 were…
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