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Footy legend to play for Port
Portarlington is one of eight Victorian football clubs chosen for the Carlton Draft which will see eight AFL legends drafted to play a game for…
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Fire restrictions to be lifted
Fire restrictions are set to be lifted across the region next week. The CFA has announced the fire danger period would end at 1am on…
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Safer access to Barwon River
Locals will have safer and easier access to recreational activities on the Barwon River, with four new multi-use platforms installed. Water Minister and Bellarine MP…
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Festival to showcase the region’s best beers
After being postponed in January due to the latest wave of the pandemic, Geelong’s Great Australian Beer Festival is ready to go this weekend. Brewers…
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Cases average 30 per day
New COVID cases in Ocean Grove have averaged around 30 a day during the past week. Ocean Grove has 184 active cases today, a decrease…
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School opens new multipurpose centre
Member for Bellarine Lisa Neville visited Our Lady Star of the Sea Primary School to open its new multi-purpose learning centre on Monday March 28.…
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Huge show for quilters
Seachange Quilters held a hugely successful Quilt Show in Barwon Heads on March 19 and 20. The show is the group’s major fundraiser for the…
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Design week underway
When we think of design, the first thing that comes to mind for many people might be fashion or other creative industries. But design influences…
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Out & about
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp ventured down to Ocean Grove main beach on Tuesday to see what everyone was up to.
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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…
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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…
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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…
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