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  • Dry start to autumn

    Dry start to autumn

    The beginning of autumn has been very dry and warm with some ponds such as two large waterways at Breamlea Flora and Fauna Reserve completely…

  • Sand event for climate action

    Sand event for climate action

    Bellarine Peninsula parents are holding a free sand-sculpting competition with the hope of bringing local families together as part of a community call for urgent…

  • Smile Squad to provide dental care

    Smile Squad to provide dental care

    School students will receive free dental care after the state government rolls out the Smile Squad, which was announced at Point Lonsdale Primary School this…

  • Students swap four wheels for two

    Students swap four wheels for two

    St Leonards Primary School students donned their bike helmets on Thursday March 23 for National Ride2School Day. The event was held one day earlier than…

  • Get riding for SIDS

    Get riding for SIDS

    This year’s Ride the Bellarine for SIDS is set to be bigger and better than ever, with preparations for the 2023 Red Nose fundraiser already…

  • School farm project grows

    School farm project grows

    A pilot project to run a self-sustainable farm for Bellarine Secondary College is set to be launched early next month. Farm My School was initially…

  • Glory for Grovers

    Glory for Grovers

    Ocean Grove is celebrating bowls premierships in the two highest Geelong Bowls Region divisions, continuing its dominance of the sport in the area. Ocean Grove…

  • Signs tell the story of rail trail

    Signs tell the story of rail trail

    Visitors to the Bellarine Rail Trail and Drysdale’s Lake Lorne will be able to learn more about the area after new signs were installed last…

  • Ocean Grove musician picks up the pace

    Ocean Grove musician picks up the pace

    In mid-2022 Ocean Grove musician Andrea Robertson received news that she had been awarded an Arts Culture Heritage grant through the City of Greater Geelong…

  • Paralympian fined after filming half-naked teenager

    Paralympian fined after filming half-naked teenager

    A Paralympian turned physiotherapist has avoided a conviction after filming a half-naked teenaged patient. Cameron Rahles-Rahbula, 39, has a decorated past as an alpine skier,…

  • Debut single for talented vocalist

    Debut single for talented vocalist

    The act of artistic creation is, almost by definition, a revealing one, exposing parts of the artist themselves in the work. For Mount Duneed vocalist…

  • Jessica to the rescue

    Jessica to the rescue

    Jan Juc’s Jessica Sherman has saved the day just as Torquay RSL president Bob Tyler was becoming desperate for someone to sing the New Zealand…

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