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  • Helen take out first writing comp prize

    Helen take out first writing comp prize

    Helen Booth has won the first installment of the Bellarine Writing Competition. Helen’s winning entry, titled ‘Wintering’, won her $200 and now puts her into…

  • Artists throw open studio doors

    Artists throw open studio doors

    Geelong Design Week kicked off last week and creatives across the Bellarine threw open their studio doors to the community. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was…

  • Versatile work or family ute

    Versatile work or family ute

    The name Isuzu is just about the most visible of any vehicles on Australian roads. No messing around with subtle badging, just the letters I-S-U-Z-U…

  • Greenshanks prepare to head north

    Greenshanks prepare to head north

    I’ve been very busy with work over the past few weeks, so I haven’t had a lot of time to explore the Bellarine, so fortunately…

  • Earth Fest is back

    Earth Fest is back

    Our Lady Star of the Sea Primary School’s much anticipated Earth Fest will finally return after a hiatus and a false start. The pandemic put…

  • Crime falls in Ocean Grove

    Crime falls in Ocean Grove

    Ocean Grove’s crime rate fell in 2021, latest Crime Statistics Agency. Property and deception offences in Ocean Grove fell from 218 to 177 while crimes…

  • $20 million accommodation for Bellarine

    $20 million accommodation for Bellarine

    A $20 million clubhouse and accommodation facility has opened its doors on the Bellarine. Curlewis Clubhouse and Accommodation on Portarlington Road, is described as “contemporary,…

  • Getting together to end plastic waste

    Getting together to end plastic waste

    Bellarine Catchment Network, in partnership with the City of Greater Geelong, is teaming up with the CSIRO to contribute data to a national baseline survey…

  • Church hall to convert to cafe

    Church hall to convert to cafe

    A historically significant Portarlington church would be moved and turned into a cafe according to planning documents lodged with the City of Greater Geelong. The…

  • Bellarine Furniture takes out barefoot bowls comp

    Bellarine Furniture takes out barefoot bowls comp

    Finding a new trophy cabinet might be slightly easier for the team from Bellarine Furniture. Ian Brewer skipped his company’s team which went through this…

  • Feedback sought on erosion

    Feedback sought on erosion

    The Queenscliff community is being invited to have a say on a project that will examine the impact of erosion on the ‘Narrows’ which links…

  • Dog day out at foreshore

    Dog day out at foreshore

    More than 20 locals and their furry friends gathered at Barwon Heads foreshore to celebrate all things canine with the help of Barwon Coast. To…

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