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  • Residents urged to avoid Bells Beach cliffs

    Residents urged to avoid Bells Beach cliffs

    Residents and visitors have been advised to stay away from Jarosite Headland at Bells Beach with fears cliff collapses could continue. VicEmergency issued a warning…

  • My Garage

    My Garage

    Subhead: New life for old treasures Precede: Anthony Wason’s Portarlington farm is like a miniature old-time museum. He speaks to Justin Flynn about his love…

  • Life’s a beach

    Life’s a beach

    Stay safe while enjoying the best the Bellarine has to offer this summer with a dip at one of the peninsula’s several patrolled beaches. Ocean…

  • ‘Weird day’ as scores ‘tied’

    ‘Weird day’ as scores ‘tied’

    DECEMBER 2021 A look back at the year that was. Ocean Grove and Inverleigh were forced to split the points in their Bellarine Peninsula Cricket…

  • Pub site fight

    Pub site fight

    NOVEMBER 2021 A look back at the year that was. Landowners behind a push to redevelop the Ocean Grove Hotel area in Collendina want the…

  • Footpath decision deferred

    Footpath decision deferred

    OCTOBER 2021 A look back at the year that was. The City of Greater Geelong has deferred a decision on whether Ocean Grove residents will…

  • Save our bike jumps: teens

    Save our bike jumps: teens

    SEPTEMBER 2021 A look back at the year that was. A group of Ocean Grove teenagers is pleading with the City of Greater Geelong to…

  • Vile abuse directed towards staff

    Vile abuse directed towards staff

    AUGUST 2021 A look back at the year that was. Local cafe and restaurant owners are pleading with members of the public to stop abusing…

  • Draft dream comes true

    Draft dream comes true

    JULY 2021 A look back at the year that was. Tess Craven said she felt like she was “walking on air” when her name was…

  • $3m footpath levy

    $3m footpath levy

    MARCH 2021 A look back at the year that was. Every household in Ocean Grove will fork out $507 to partially fund a 25.2 kilometre…

  • Restrictions a blow to business

    Restrictions a blow to business

    Hospitality venues across the Bellarine Peninsula have been left devastated by the state government’s latest COVID-19 restrictions. Cafes and restaurants were forced to close their…

  • Youths’ bike track plea

    Youths’ bike track plea

    MAY 2021 A look back at the year that was. A group of Barwon Heads students are pleading with the City of Greater Geelong to…

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