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  • A hive of activity

    A hive of activity

    A new exhibition series launching this weekend at The Hive gallery in Ocean Grove will raise vital funds to support ophthalmology at the Royal Melbourne…

  • Easter raffle piled with goodies

    Easter raffle piled with goodies

    Coles Ocean Grove has been supporting Surfside Primary School for years and a donation towards the Easter raffle was gratefully received this week. Mim Scarfe…

  • Major roadworks pushing ahead

    Major roadworks pushing ahead

    Works on the Barwon Heads Road upgrade are pushing ahead, with significant progress made during the summer. More than 90,000 cubic metres of earth has…

  • Mental health the most important issue: survey

    Mental health the most important issue: survey

    Mental health is the biggest social justice issue affecting the region, according to a survey completed by the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army this week…

  • Volunteers recognised for hard work

    Volunteers recognised for hard work

    Bellarine Community Support Register (BCSR) was recently honoured with a nomination in the 2021 Victorian Volunteer Awards. BCSR was one of seven finalists in the…

  • Stamps so that kids can walk

    Stamps so that kids can walk

    Did you know Lions Club of Ocean Grove Barwon Heads collects old and new stamps and then sends them off to the Lions national project…

  • Q&A event for election candidates

    Q&A event for election candidates

    With the federal election on our doorstep, Ocean Grove Community Association (OGCA) is giving you the opportunity to hear from the candidates for the federal…

  • Artists to showcase their talents

    Artists to showcase their talents

    The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House (QNH) Art Gallery, in collaboration with the Queenscliffe Literary Festival, is mounting an exhibition called Shifting Sands (The Illustrators Page). The…

  • Walk this way

    Walk this way

    The Great Ocean Walk shadows the Great Ocean Road and is a spectacular trek through breathtaking environments and starry night skies. Whether you choose to…

  • COGG reduces emissions

    COGG reduces emissions

    A new report has found the City of Greater Geelong reduced its carbon emissions across its operations by 30 per cent in the four years…

  • My Place

    My Place

    Portarlington artist Amanda Firenze’s latest artwork Paper Women is on show at the Geelong Library. She spoke to Ash Bolt about why she loves living…

  • Be prepared and take the hassle out of holidays

    Be prepared and take the hassle out of holidays

    The following is a message from VACC Chief Executive Officer, Geoff Gwilym: We are approaching school holiday time and for many families that may mean…

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