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From the archives
Ocean Grove Voice looks back through the pages of our archives. 12 years ago January 2010 A three-bedroom Ocean Grove cliff top house sold for…
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Out and about
Photographer Ivan Kemp caught up with locals enjoying the milder weather along the Barwon River on Tuesday morning.
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Public transport fees rise
It will cost a little bit more to catch the bus or train in Geelong, with public transport fees rising. The new year brought an…
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Bears green light for upgrades
New baseball facilities at Wallington and a Geelong Eastern Park Bowls Club upgrade among 40 dynamic projects sharing in more than $3.1 million through the…
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Grants announced
Eighteen community and not-for-profit groups from around the Armstrong Creek area have shared in $30,000 worth of grants from Ashbury Estate developer Dennis Family Corporation.…
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Road safety plea
Victoria Police is pleading for motorists to care on the roads after 236 lives were lost on the roads in 2021. The figure was the…
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Be safe on the Bellarine
Residents and visitors to the Bellarine Peninsula are reminded to keep safety on their minds to prevent any unexpected events as tourists arrive from all…
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RSL appeals raise thousands
Despite lockdowns and restrictions impacting community groups’ ability to fundraise throughout 2021, the Torquay RSL’s ANZAC badge and poppy appeals have exceeded expectations. Torquay RSL…
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Density limits back and testing changes in place
The state has taken a step back into restrictions, with the re-introduction of density limits at hospitality and entertainment venues. Health Minister Martin Foley announced…
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Town by town
Each town on the Bellarine has its own unique character. With a permanent population of around 55,000, that number swells to three times that amount…
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Kidding around
From fossicking in rockpools, making sandcastles or just swinging about at a playground, the kids will love it here. Rockpool rambling at low tide is…
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Touring history
Steeped in historical splendour, the Bellarine Peninsula has historical ties that date back to the mid-19th century. Fort Queenscliff dates back to 1860 when an…
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