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  • Town boundaries set

    Town boundaries set

    Ocean Grove Community Association hopes that the state government’s promise to protect the Bellarine Peninsula from overdevelopment finally brings an end to a three-year battle…

  • Tourism boss calls time

    Tourism boss calls time

    Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine’s Brett Ince has called time on his three and a half year stint as executive director. Mr Ince will…

  • Strong reponse to January 26 issue

    Strong reponse to January 26 issue

    Almost half of First Nations people who participated in a City of Greater Geelong survey said January 26 was not a day of celebration and…

  • Kate’s work to light up arts centre

    Kate’s work to light up arts centre

    Award-winning contemporary artist and proud Wadawurrung woman Kait James is one of four specially commissioned First Nations artists to exhibit at Geelong Arts Centre Little…

  • Works begin on Children’s Hospital

    Works begin on Children’s Hospital

    Premier Daniel Andrews visited University Hospital Geelong on Friday morning to mark the beginning of works on the new half-a-billion-dollar Barwon Women’s and Children’s Hospital.…

  • Triple exhibition at Boom

    Triple exhibition at Boom

    Frankston-based painter Beth Gibbeson is one of three artists launching solo exhibitions at Boom Gallery this October. The exhibitions run from October 13 to November…

  • Sporting greatness on show

    Sporting greatness on show

    A who’s who of Geelong sporting greats past and present gathered as part of the launch of John Craven’s new book, The Conquerors. Voice photographer…

  • NATURE WATCH with Jen Carr

    NATURE WATCH with Jen Carr

    I’m writing this a long way from the Bellarine – Trinity Beach, near Cairns in fact. After the comprehensive victory by Geelong in the AFL…

  • Power play for Kia quiet achiever

    Power play for Kia quiet achiever

    The Sorento has been a major part of the Kia playbook for two decades, with the fourth generation seeing the light of day in 2020…

  • Snapper on the bite

    Snapper on the bite

    The snapper season is quickly starting to fire up with more and reports coming in every day. Both day and night are producing fish to…

  • Script costs set to fall

    Script costs set to fall

    A Drysdale pharmacist has welcomed a bill in federal Parliament that will see the cost of Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) scripts falling by almost 30…

  • Community to benefit from high speed internet

    Community to benefit from high speed internet

    When we extended our family home in 2015, the decision to make the new upstairs area fully open plan seemed like a great idea. Four…

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