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  • Out and about

    Out and about

    Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was down at Bells Beach on Monday to capture the action from the first day of Rip Curl Pro competition.

  • Campfire rules to be enforced this Easter

    Campfire rules to be enforced this Easter

    Victorians are being urged to follow campfire rules in parks and forests this Easter long weekend, with authorities handing out fines, not chocolate eggs, to…

  • Make your own hot cross yums

    Make your own hot cross yums

    There might be plenty of recipes for hot cross buns printed in cookbooks and posted online, but this one from the CWA’s Werribee South President…

  • Students protect coastal dunes

    Students protect coastal dunes

    High school students across the region have been leading the charge to protect coastal dunes through a Corangamite Catchment Management Authority program. The CMA’s Dunecare…

  • New councillor for borough

    New councillor for borough

    Isabelle Tolhurst has been elected as a councillor for Borough of Queenscliffe Council, after the Victorian Electoral Commission conducted a countback of votes. The Election…

  • Extra patrols for coastal areas this Easter

    Extra patrols for coastal areas this Easter

    Barwon Coast is working with local authorities and volunteers to ensure damage and vandalism to public facilities doesn’t reach the levels of previous years over…

  • Don’t forget to buy your Anzac pins

    Don’t forget to buy your Anzac pins

    Ocean Grove Barwon Heads RSL Sub-Branch will commence selling Anzac Day tokens from Thursday April 14. Token sales will take place at the following locations…

  • Extra police for Easter

    Extra police for Easter

    Extra police officers will be rostered on to help with the busy Easter weekend on the Bellarine Peninsula. Bellarine Police Senior Sergeant Adrian Bickley said…

  • Geelong locked in for Commonwealth Games

    Geelong locked in for Commonwealth Games

    The 2026 Commonwealth Games are coming to Geelong. The Commonwealth Games Federation announced Tuesday regional Victoria would host the games, with Geelong to be one…

  • Libs promise Drysdale pool funding

    Libs promise Drysdale pool funding

    The Liberal Party has announced it will spend $20 million to fund the second stage of the North Bellarine Aquatic and Leisure centre in Drysdale…

  • Schools to benefit from new facilities

    Schools to benefit from new facilities

    Students at Wallington Primary and Leopold Primary are a step closer to getting more inclusive facilities, with an architect appointed to design the school’s upgrade,…

  • Beware of bluebottles on local beaches

    Beware of bluebottles on local beaches

    Bluebottles are appearing in big numbers on Bellarine and Port Phillip Bay beaches. One local was astonished to hear a group of women talking about…

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