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  • Two organisations become one

    Two organisations become one

    Two leading non-profit organisations with a combined history of more than 300 years serving Greater Geelong have merged. Barwon Child, Youth & Family (BCYF) and…

  • Fire danger periods end

    Fire danger periods end

    Fire restrictions are ending across the region in the coming fortnight as cooler weather sets in, although the Country Fire Authority (CFA) warns that risks…

  • Give that they may grow

    Give that they may grow

    As mayor of Greater Geelong I have the privilege of attending many events across our region. Some of these are large scale, major events that…

  • Kia SUV Hybrid left high and dry

    Kia SUV Hybrid left high and dry

    Long COVID? Try long Kia. The South Korea automobile maker is suffering lingering post-pandemic ‘sickness’ with its Sorento Hybrid SUV being held up by supply…

  • Robyn’s property proves fruitful for bird sightings

    Robyn’s property proves fruitful for bird sightings

    I’ve had a minor camera malfunction this fortnight so do not have many photos to share. I have been out and about on a few…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Locals and visitors took advantage of some decent autumn weather before the Easter break. Voice photographer Ivan Kemp was at Ocean Grove main beach on…

  • Shopping local in Queenscliff

    Shopping local in Queenscliff

    Voice photographer Ivan Kemp was in Queenscliff bright and early on Monday morning to see locals and visitors already going about their day.

  • Maritime museum to host film fest event

    Maritime museum to host film fest event

    The North Bellarine Film Festival (NBFF) and the Queenscliffe Maritime Museum will partner to screen classic Australian film The Dressmaker at the iconic Gil Allbutt…

  • Patient confronts doctor who sexually assaulted her

    Patient confronts doctor who sexually assaulted her

    No matter how many times a day she washes, Shafiul Milky’s victim can never cleanse herself of his sexual assault. A County Court of Victoria…

  • Bellarine Peninsula born and bred

    Bellarine Peninsula born and bred

    Alison Marchant won the seat of Bellarine at November’s state election. Six months later Justin Flynn speaks to the Ocean Grove resident to find out…

  • Police launch Operation Nexus in time for Easter

    Police launch Operation Nexus in time for Easter

    Victoria Police is warning motorists to take extra care on the roads this Easter with three fatal collisions already recorded in the first three days…

  • Ocean Grove will rain golf balls

    Ocean Grove will rain golf balls

    Ocean Grove will once again rain golf balls to raise money for a local sports club thanks to the return of the Golf Ball Drop.…

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