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  • Geelong’s every brilliant thing

    Geelong’s every brilliant thing

    Life is made up of many brilliant things, as the Geelong Contemporary Theatre company explores in a new show coming to the Potato Shed. Every…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went to Ocean Grove main beach on Wednesday September 6 to see how people (and canines) were enjoying the early spring…

  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    1 year ago September 9 to 22, 2022 Portarlington’s Grand Hotel has applied to the City of Greater Geelong to extend the hours of operation…

  • Ali goes into the final of writing comp

    Ali goes into the final of writing comp

    The Bellarine Writing Competition is now ready for the final to be held and completed by 19 October and published in the Voice on Friday,…

  • Leading light in automotive design

    Leading light in automotive design

    In a display, which can only be described as a case of automotive smoke and mirrors, the new Hyundai Kona is designed to look like…

  • Northern border bird heaven

    Northern border bird heaven

    I drove to Albury during the week for a learning experience at the university and had a lovely time exploring Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park. I…

  • Flood prevention in the works

    Flood prevention in the works

    It is far better to address problems before they arise, rather than deal with the fallout after the damage is done. When it comes to…

  • Local gallery’s efforts acknowledged

    Local gallery’s efforts acknowledged

    A local art gallery has been nominated for a 2023 Victorian Community Achievement Award for its contributions to the Ocean Grove and broader Bellarine community.…

  • School art show opens at the Hive

    School art show opens at the Hive

    Young artists will be on display when the Hive Gallery hosts the 2023 Ocean Grove Primary School (OGPS) Art Show. The annual art show will…

  • From rocks to writing

    From rocks to writing

    Portarlington author and journalist Rick Wilkinson launched his new novel The Maw of the Beast last week. Matt Hewson caught up with him to discuss…

  • Surfside students learn while they bake

    Surfside students learn while they bake

    Surfside Primary School’s annual Threatened Species Bake Off is in full swing again, delivering delicious treats while engaging students with concepts of conservation of native…

  • Potential ban ruffles feathers

    Potential ban ruffles feathers

    Geelong hunters will not be allowed to undertake recreational duck and quail shooting from next year if the state government approves calls for a complete…

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