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  • The pain is real

    The pain is real

    A new report acknowledges the real pain that women across the Bellarine and the state experience and the gaps in accessing care. The state government…

  • Council votes against CEO

    Council votes against CEO

    The Borough of Queenscliffe’s chief executive will vacate his role at the end of the month after councillors voted to end his contract early. Martin…

  • Cyclists jump for joy

    Cyclists jump for joy

    Bellarine cyclists are set to be quite literally jumping for joy as the Ocean Grove District Ride Centre is one step closer to becoming a…

  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    8 years ago November 8 to 21, 2017 Bellarine Ward has three new councillors after election results were finalised on the weekend. Stephanie Asher, Jim…

  • City launches shopfront Christmas comp

    City launches shopfront Christmas comp

    With Halloween firmly in the rearview mirror it’s time to get ready for the most wonderful time of the year, and Geelong council is hoping…

  • Shooting for kindness

    Shooting for kindness

    A Grovedale student has received a humanity award after he chose to turn a painful experience of bullying into a powerful movement for change. Alexander…

  • Deakin to backpay staff

    Deakin to backpay staff

    Deakin University is starting to repay hundreds of staff members who were underpaid approximately $3 million over the course of eight years. The university announced…

  • Festival celebrates young filmmakers

    Festival celebrates young filmmakers

    The Bellarine celebrates local and domestic filmmakers this weekend with the ninth North Bellarine Film Festival (NBFF). Showing at Parks Hall in Portarlington on Friday…

  • Voice readers help spot birds

    Voice readers help spot birds

    There’s been some lovely spring rain over the past week, which has been wonderful for the garden and for the health of ponds and waterways.…

  • Vision to protect schoolkids, cyclists after tragedies

    Vision to protect schoolkids, cyclists after tragedies

    A long-term state vision has stuck with calls to roll back speed limits on local streets and more bike lanes following a spate of disturbing…

  • Lest we forget

    Lest we forget

    On the 11th day of the 11th month, the community honoured the fallen service men and women on Remembrance Day. Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went…

  • Little changes result in big water savings

    Little changes result in big water savings

    A partnership between the region’s water management company and a not-for-profit housing provider has saved millions of litres of drinking water. Barwon Water and Common…

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