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  • Sunshine and waves, what could be better?

    Sunshine and waves, what could be better?

    Almost perfect weather greeted us for the final full week of the school holidays. Many visitors took an extra long weekend to enjoy all that…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Voice photographer Ivan Kemp was out and about at Ocean Grove main beach on Monday to see what locals and visitors were up to on…

  • Plovers thriving, but still a way to go

    Plovers thriving, but still a way to go

    I have been at Ocean Grove beach at 19-20W helping look after the two hooded plover chicks. The chicks seem to be thriving, but they…

  • Business as usual

    Business as usual

    As it’s my first Ocean Grove Voice column for 2022, I wish readers a happy and healthy year ahead. I’m feeling refreshed from being with…

  • Kids enjoy wilderness camp

    Kids enjoy wilderness camp

    More than 100 sponsored children have just completed an exciting week of activities at Lions Licola Camp in East Gippsland. From local primary schools, Ollie,…

  • In brief

    In brief

    Powercor fined Powercor has paid $250,000 in penalties after allegedly failing to notify 162 Bellarine customers of a planned power interruption. Powercor reported to the…

  • Sun power for local buildings

    Sun power for local buildings

    Two Ocean Grove buildings have been fitted out with solar installations thanks to Ocean Grove Community Association’s (OGCA) renewable energy project. Ocean Grove Park Pavilion…

  • House prices soar

    House prices soar

    Median house prices across the Bellarine have skyrocketed during the past year, according to figures released by Real Estate Institute of Victoria. Median prices jumped…

  • Ferry works progressing

    Ferry works progressing

    Construction of the Queenscliff Ferry Terminal is beginning to take shape with the project progressing well and on track to open towards the end of…

  • Opposition promises upgrades

    Opposition promises upgrades

    Torquay Surf Life Saving Club would receive $3.5 million to redevelop its facilities if a state Liberal government is elected. Home to one of the…

  • Path consultation open

    Path consultation open

    The Borough of Queenscliffe has opened consultation for its first Active Transport Strategy this week and has called on residents and visitors to share their…

  • Powercor fined

    Powercor fined

    Powercor has paid $250,000 in penalties after allegedly failing to notify 162 Bellarine customers of a planned power interruption. Powercor reported to the Essential Services…

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