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  • Helping the vulnerable hoodies

    Helping the vulnerable hoodies

    I’ve just come back from the beach at 19W after helping with the Bellarine Hooded Plover volunteers. The hooded plover is a small, beach nesting…

  • Covid cases top 100

    Covid cases top 100

    Ocean Grove pushed past 100 active official COVID cases as staff shortages put a strain on local businesses. Ocean Grove had 119 active cases on…

  • Mazda charges up for a road test

    Mazda charges up for a road test

    We were supposed to get the Mazda MX-30 Electric a few weeks ago, but someone forgot to charge it. The plan was to drive from…

  • Mini train gets back on track

    Mini train gets back on track

    After a short break due to the COVID-19 situation in the region, the Portarlington Bayside Miniature Railway was up and running again this week. The…

  • In Brief

    In Brief

    Beer fest postponed The Great Australian Beer Festival Geelong has made the call to postpone its event just days out with brewers feeling the impacts…

  • Beer festival postponed

    Beer festival postponed

    The Great Australian Beer Festival Geelong has made the call to postpone its event just days out with brewers feeling the impacts of the pandemic.…

  • Take water safety seriously: Life Saving Victoria

    Take water safety seriously: Life Saving Victoria

    Life Saving Victoria is calling on the community to make water safety a priority this summer, with four lives already lost to drowning in 2022.…

  • Concerns over all-abilities access to reserve

    Concerns over all-abilities access to reserve

    Friends of the Ocean Grove Nature Reserve (FOGNR) group is concerned that upgrades to visitor facilities of the beloved park will deter all-abilities users. Parks…

  • Upgrades complete

    Upgrades complete

    Passengers will soon benefit from more frequent and reliable train services with the completion of major works on the Waurn Ponds station upgrade. Commissioning and…

  • Champ dethroned as new winners emerge

    Champ dethroned as new winners emerge

    Nick Wightman’s reign as perennial Rip to River champion is over after two first-time winners crossed the finish line in first place in the men’s…

  • Sunset run is back on the Bellarine

    Sunset run is back on the Bellarine

    The Flying Brick Bellarine Sunset Run is more than just a fun run. It’s a celebration of food, drink, exercise and community. And it’s back…

  • Police committed to summer safety

    Police committed to summer safety

    Bellarine Police Senior Sergeant Adrian Bickley is sending a reminder that his forces are ready for the last two weeks of the high-summer season on…

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