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  • Police asked to investigate campaign sign vandalism

    Police asked to investigate campaign sign vandalism

    Victorian senator Sarah Henderson has called for Victoria Police to investigate “systemic vandalism” of the Liberal’s campaign signs in Corangamite. Ms Henderson said around 45…

  • Truck driver charged over fatal Bellbrae crash

    Truck driver charged over fatal Bellbrae crash

    Detectives from Major Collision Investigation Unit have charged a man following a fatal collision in Bellbrae on Wednesday. Investigators have been told a truck and…

  • Woman struck by car in Ocean Grove

    Woman struck by car in Ocean Grove

    Police are appealing for information after a car collided with a pedestrian pushing a pram in Ocean Grove yesterday evening. It is understood a small…

  • Pink Day biggest yet

    Pink Day biggest yet

    Ocean Grove Football Netball Club’s Pink Day just keeps getting bigger and bigger. The club raised $21,700 for Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) with 250…

  • A sea of pink on Mother’s Day

    A sea of pink on Mother’s Day

    Almost 1500 Geelong residents came together on Sunday to celebrate and remember those affected by breast cancer at the Mother’s Day Classic. For the first…

  • Species back from the brink of extinction

    Species back from the brink of extinction

    The first of 36 orange-bellied parrots were released in two locations this week in a bid to save the critically endangered species. The birds were…

  • Wheels for Emma

    Wheels for Emma

    With the help of a generous local community, Emma Falzon finally has her wheels after a long campaign to fit out a specially made vehicle…

  • No butts about it

    No butts about it

    Ocean Grove Coastcare installed five cigarette butt bins in local locations last year. The bins were left plain for the first six months and then…

  • Leopold residents to benefit from safety measures

    Leopold residents to benefit from safety measures

    The Leopold community will benefit from the installation of cutting-edge solar-powered lights, smart sensors and CCTV cameras in the town’s passive recreational spaces. The initiative…

  • You’re paying more

    You’re paying more

    Bellarine Peninsula motorists are spending more on petrol each week than residents of most of the country’s major population centres. Australia’s peak motoring body the…

  • $1.2 million upgrade promised

    $1.2 million upgrade promised

    Liberal Candidate for Corangamite Stephanie Asher has promised a $1.2 million upgrade to facilities at Howard Harmer Reserve in Barwon Heads if the federal government…

  • Close result predicted

    Close result predicted

    The electorate of Corangamite will be the site of a “rigorous battle” in the upcoming federal election, according to Monash University senior political lecturer Dr…

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