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  • City Hall to light up

    City Hall to light up

    Experienced multimedia artist Georgie Pinn is behind this year’s City of Greater Geelong Christmas projections. City Hall will be illuminated for the Christmas in Geelong…

  • For the love of bonsai

    For the love of bonsai

    Shelley Egberts fondly remembers Saturdays being spent as a young child with her father exploring the art of bonsai. They would explore nurseries to buy…

  • Road repair backlog

    Road repair backlog

    The City of Greater Geelong has estimated that up to one-third of the region’s unsealed roads were washed away in the recent floods. The roads…

  • Diabetes support event comes to Geelong

    Diabetes support event comes to Geelong

    Diabetes Victoria will hold its first in-person event in Geelong since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic when it hosts the ‘Living Well with Diabetes’…

  • 10-year plan for significant area

    10-year plan for significant area

    It may be a relatively narrow stretch of land, about 5km long and 200 metres wide, but the Southeast Bellarine Coast foreshore reserve, managed by…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Carpet bowls Leopold Hall 805-809 Bellarine Highway, Leopold on Wednesday and Friday from 1pm to 3.15pm. Admission $4 includes afternoon tea. ■ 0400-500 402 Book…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Members from four local PROBUS clubs gathered at Ocean grove Surf Life Saving Club on Tuesday. Around 120 prople from Ocean Grove on the Barwon,…

  • Waterways get good drenching

    Waterways get good drenching

    The spring rains have continued to relentlessly fall, and the great thing about this is that the waterways will most likely not dry out over…

  • Young filmmakers on centre stage

    Young filmmakers on centre stage

    Year 12 student Phoenix Petterwood is one of two young local filmmakers that have been shortlisted for the North Bellarine Film Festival’s Emerging Filmmakers Award.…

  • Spooky time at the Shed

    Spooky time at the Shed

    The first ever Spook Fest was held at the Potato Shed on the weekend and everyone got into the Halloween spirit a few days early.…

  • Arts trail exceeds expectations

    Arts trail exceeds expectations

    More than 900 people passed through the Bellarine Arts Trail hub in Barwon Heads on the weekend, delighting organisers. The hub was the first port…

  • Plenty on offer at church fair

    Plenty on offer at church fair

    The people of St Peter’s Anglican Church in Ocean Grove are planning their much-loved annual fair. This year the delicious morning teas will be back…

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