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Don’t close Drysdale bank: Coker
Corangamite MP Libby Coker has urged NAB to reconsider its decision to close its Drysdale branch next month, stating it would “hurt” the community. NAB…
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Murder mystery set in Ocean Grove
Hugh McGinlay’s third book in the Catherine Kint mystery series is a fun read that draws you in – especially if you are familiar with…
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Huge blow as scans reveal ACL for Hannah
Richmond winger Hannah Burchell will miss the remainder of the 2022 AFLW season after scans confirmed a ruptured ACL in her left knee. Burchell, from…
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COVID spike leads to increase in calls
Geelong paramedics have responded to their busiest quarter ever as the spike in COVID-19 cases last year saw more code one callouts. Ambulance Victoria’s response…
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Wheels meals contract announced
City of Greater Geelong councillors have awarded a contract to Choice Fresh Meals to deliver its Meals on Wheels service. The service currently provides more…
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Jakara wins gold
Jakara Anthony has become Australia’s sixth Winter Olympics gold medallist. Anthony, 23, from Barwon Heads and who also attended Christian College, won gold in the…
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Goanna to reunite for concert
A well-known Geelong band will be reuniting to support Midnight Oil on its final tour when it comes to Geelong for A Day on the…
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Calls for elective surgery to resume
Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur has called on the state government to remove the temporary ban on elective surgery. The state government put elective surgery…
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Bellarine a favourite destination
Geelong and the Bellarine are two of the most loved tourist destinations in the world, according to a new study. The Tourism Sentiment Index released…
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From the archives
Ocean Grove Voice looks back through the pages of our archives. 13 years ago February 2009 Ocean Grove has pulled out all stops to help…
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Jakara qualifies first
Barwon Heads star Jakara Anthony has started the Winter Olympics in style overnight. Anthony has qualified first in the women’s mogul event. Anthony clocked 83.75…
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Machinery operators urged to look up
Bellarine Peninsula residents operating heavy machinery are urged to be aware of overhead powerlines following a series of close calls across metropolitan Melbourne. Energy Safe…
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