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  • Library fight ramps up

    Library fight ramps up

    Efforts to save Highton, Geelong West and Barwon Heads libraries ramped up this week after concerned residents grilled council members at a special meeting on…

  • Heavyweights join forces

    Heavyweights join forces

    An agreement between GMHBA and Deakin University is hoped to create job opportunities for graduates and address workforce shortages in the Geelong region. The two…

  • Party for closing down Waterworld

    Party for closing down Waterworld

    Waterworld will close its doors for good on Sunday June 18 and the iconic Norlane aquatic and leisure centre isn’t going out quietly. The loved,…

  • Local writer takes home prize

    Local writer takes home prize

    Barwon Heads’ Lindsay Smelt has won the 2023 Geelong Writers Prize for his short story The Grace of Father Brown. Mr Smelt received $2000 for…

  • Men fined for unsafe asbestos transportation

    Men fined for unsafe asbestos transportation

    Two men from Geelong and Ballarat have been fined after they were found with a trailer load of asbestos. Jason Kilday was fined $4000 without…

  • Female artists on show

    Female artists on show

    Queenscliff Neighbourhood House Gallery (QNHG) will host the imaginative works of 13 female Bellarine Peninsula artists in its upcoming exhibition The Artful Collager. The exhibition,…

  • Slip sliding away

    Slip sliding away

    Drysdale Football Netball Club hosted the second Geelong Big Freeze on Sunday June 4. Voice photographer Ivan Kemp was there to capture the ice-slide action.

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Voice photographer Ivan Kemp headed to Ocean Grove main beach on Monday May 29 and found surfers, walkers and even swimmers.

  • Voice readers come to the rescue

    Voice readers come to the rescue

    A combination of wet weather and work has meant that I haven’t been out and about around the Bellarine as much as I would like.…

  • Celtic fest back in full swing

    Celtic fest back in full swing

    The 19th National Celtic Folk Festival hits Portarlington over the long weekend and more than 17,000 people are expected for the multiday event. The program…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Country Womens Association Ocean Grove Branch hosted its annual Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea at OG Seniors Club last month. It was well supported by…

  • Galdiator steps into crowded arena

    Galdiator steps into crowded arena

    With the enemy gathering at the gates, Fort Jeep townsfolk have sent out a Gladiator to challenge the would-be intruders. And this warrior turns out…

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