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  • Blues sessions restart

    Blues sessions restart

    The retired, or soon-to-be-retired, men across the Bellarine are gearing up to restart their face-to-face music sessions after their successful launch in February. Shedding the…

  • Oil dumped in drain

    Oil dumped in drain

    An environmental disaster was averted at Ocean Grove’s much-loved Blue Waters Lake. The lake had a lucky escape thanks to quick action from locals who…

  • Fight to protect town boundary

    Fight to protect town boundary

    Ocean Grove Community Association (OGCA) has ramped up efforts to protect the town’s boundaries. OGCA has campaigned for the state government to restrict development in…

  • ‘Go home’ says Coker

    ‘Go home’ says Coker

    Corangamite MP Libby Coker has urged the state government to amend its Stay at Home Orders and force Melbournians back to the city. Ms Coker…

  • Junior sport gets green light

    Junior sport gets green light

    Junior sport is going ahead on the Bellarine despite the lockdown restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne. That means football, netball and soccer will resume from this…

  • Out and about

    Out and about

    Voice photographer Rebecca Hosking met plenty of locals enjoying the mid-winter sunshine at Ocean Grove main beach during school holidays.

  • Bethany answers call for help

    Bethany answers call for help

    Jodi Rodgers is encouraging others to ask for help. The Leopold mum of three was stood down from her job as a cleaner when COVID-19…

  • Man dies at beach

    Man dies at beach

    A man in his 60s died  at Ocean Grove beach this morning. Emergency services were called just before 8am after the man was pulled from…

  • The Lemon Tree

    The Lemon Tree

    Deb Taylor’s short-story entry ‘The Lemon Tree’ has been judged as the winning piece in a local writing competition. Local author Alan Cobham is running…

  • No idle time for Kim

    No idle time for Kim

    Kim Cooper decided to put her musical talent to use during the early stages of the coronavirus lockdown by performing impromptu mini-concerts from her backyard…

  • Late call frustrates businesses

    A last-minute decision by the state government to abort its plan to allow restaurants and cafes to seat 50 patrons has frustrated some local business…

  • Out and about

    Out and about

    With Victorians heading to the coast for the Queen’s Birthday long weekend, Voice photographer Louisa Jones caught up with some locals at Barwon Heads. 

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