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Raising awareness of testicular cancer
By Justin Flynn When Nathan Clift’s young son accidentally kicked him in the groin, he had no idea it would probably save his life. Nathan,…
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Help by shopping local
With the rapid spreading of COVID-19, the Voice put the call out to local businesses to indicate if they would be offering contactless pick-up or…
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Road to honour Anzac
An ANZAC killed in action during WWI will be remembered for generations to come, following Geelong council’s decision to re-name a portion of Clarendon Road…
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Support local as virus spreads
Ocean Grove traders are pleading with Bellarine Peninsula residents to shop locally as the coronavirus, known as COVD-19, takes hold. After a quieter than usual…
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Tennis club excels at bowls
Barwon Heads Tennis Club took out the Ocean Grove Bowling Club community bowls series. More commonly referred to as ‘barefoot bowls’ the club hosts the…
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Sports clubs unite
Ocean Grove community sports clubs, including the region’s footy codes, have united in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ocean Grove Football Netball Club, Ocean…
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From blank canvas to woodland park
Ocean Grove’s Driftwood Cafe will host the third annual Blank Canvas Art Show this Easter with the support from the Bellarine arts community and Greens…
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Expo excitement
Bellarine Springs’ inaugural Healthy and Active Ageing Expo for seniors is just around the corner. Join Bellarine Springs for this free community event, showcasing experts…
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Tragedy on 13th Beach Rd
A stablehand has been killed after being hit by a car on 13th Beach Road near Barwon Heads today. The stablehand was employed by Melbourne…
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It’s time to talk about ‘endo’
You probably don’t know that March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, but Amina King is aiming to change that. The 22-year-old Ocean Grover realises the disease,…
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Focus on water safety
Ocean Grove hosted the Bellarine Peninsula’s first ever Open Water Grey Medallion program recently. The program was delivered by Life Saving Victoria and it aims…
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Blues’ star is rising
Local footballer Lucy McEvoy has landed an NAB AFL Women’s Rising Star nomination after her impressive debut. The 18-year-old, from Wallington, starred in her first…
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