News
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Meet the Bellarine ward candidates
With postal voting for Geelong council elections opening this week, the Voice asked Bellarine ward candidates why residents should vote for them. Stephanie Asher I…
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Band raring to hit the stage
Like all local bands,10 High Fly has had a tough 2020. The trio of Sam Hanson, Paul O’Reilly and Mark McLeod had a string of…
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New beginnings for Brown
Nathan Brown left St Kilda’s Queensland AFL hub in July and immediately went to work helping his wife Liana with her business venture in Barwon…
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In good hands
It is a day when veterinary nurses around the world are celebrated and recognised. Today (October 9) is Vet Nurse Day. Vet nurses play an…
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Rare parrot sighting
Two critically endangered orange-bellied parrots (OBP) have been spotted in the Swan Bay area. The two birds are visiting a site traditionally used by the…
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Battles Ollie shows heart
Ollie Paterson’s heart was the size of a thumbnail when a scan 20 weeks into mum Millie’s pregnancy uncovered a very rare congenital condition. Millie…
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Tender awarded
Barwon Coast Committee of Management has awarded Sea Change Hospitality Pty Ltd a 21-year lease to operate At The Heads Restaurant following a competitive tender…
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Migratory birds a sight to behold
The past fortnight once again has been just glorious. When I have managed to catch a few spare moments, I have enjoyed being out and…
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Out and about
As the rained cleared on Tuesday, Voice photographer Rebecca Hosking roamed Ocean Grove to see what locals were up to.
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Rotary market is back
Rotary Club of Ocean Grove is gearing up for the return of its wildly popular monthly market. Market organiser Adrian Schmidt said news was spreading…
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CFA launches fundraising drive
Barwon Heads Fire Brigade has launched a fundraising drive to raise $55,000 to help pay for its fire station expansion. While the building project was…
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Dance studios call for clarity
Dance studios across the Bellarine are desperately seeking clarification from the state government on where they fall within the industry categories for COVID-19. Amy Barrett,…