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  • Upgrades coming for nature reserve

    Upgrades coming for nature reserve

    A new look and more facilities are on the way for the Bellarine’s popular Ocean Grove Nature Reserve and local residents are being asked to…

  • My Geelong

    My Geelong

    Ocean Grove entertainer Nic Dacomb is a familiar face for children across Geelong. He spoke to Ash Bolt about why he loves performing and how…

  • Whistlebird close encounter

    Whistlebird close encounter

    The weather at the end of spring has been cool, windy and damp, which has been quite pleasant. It’s lovely to see so much water…

  • Mystery novel set in Ocean Grove

    Mystery novel set in Ocean Grove

    Author and musician Hugh McGinlay has been coming to Ocean Grove for summer holidays since he was four. Now 41, the town provided all the…

  • Out & about

    Out & about

    Voice photographer Ivan Kemp was at Ocean Grove main beach on a glorious last day of spring to see what locals and visitors were up…

  • All aboard the mini railway these holidays

    All aboard the mini railway these holidays

    As Australia’s only railway located on a foreshore, the Portarlington Bayside Miniature Railway has brought enjoyment and fun to locals and tourists over many years…

  • Lyndsay joins Cats’ board

    Lyndsay joins Cats’ board

    One of the Bellarine Peninsula’s most successful business leaders, Lyndsay Sharp, has joined the board of the Geelong Football Club as an appointed director. Sharp,…

  • Station upgrade works to continue over summer

    Station upgrade works to continue over summer

    Upgrades to the Waurn Ponds train station will be taking place over the coming weeks as part of the wider upgrade of the Geelong line.…

  • Local volunteers in it together

    Local volunteers in it together

    Bellarine SES and Ocean Grove Men’s Shed have combined to deliver a special project that they hope will connect with the local community. The Men’s…

  • Spud pie is tops

    Spud pie is tops

    Rolling Pin Pies & Cakes picked up seven gold medals, four silver and one bronze at the 32nd Official Great Aussie Pie competition in Sydney.…

  • Storm aftermath: be patient

    Storm aftermath: be patient

    What an impact a few hours of gale-force winds can have on our local landscape. The damage from the recent storm was incredible around Ocean…

  • Driver returns staggering breath test

    Driver returns staggering breath test

    A 42-year-old Barwon Heads woman returned a breath test of 0.340 after the car she was driving was intercepted on Sheepwash Road about 11.30pm on…

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