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  • Bev’s Mother’s Day triumph

    Bev’s Mother’s Day triumph

    Bev Soulsby, 79, completed a “mighty” recovery from major surgery by finishing Geelong Mother’s Day Classic arm-in-arm with her daughters on Sunday. Four generations of…

  • The thrill of recording music

    The thrill of recording music

    The Bellarine’s creative music scene has a new and unique venue for artists to jam out and record songs. Recording company Greenman Rehearsal Studios has…

  • Bronze wing proves camera shy

    Bronze wing proves camera shy

    I saw me second ‘lifer’ or new bird of the month, when I spotted a male brush bronze wing by the side of Forest Road…

  • Pedal power to the fore

    Pedal power to the fore

    A group of 22 local cyclists will pedal from Adelaide to Barwon Heads to raise money for two charities. Three years after Barwon Heads Cycling…

  • A science extravaganza

    A science extravaganza

    Science Alive! is the largest single interactive science exhibition in Australia and it’s heading to Geelong. Science Alive! brings together the big names in science…

  • Win-win for Grubbers

    Win-win for Grubbers

    The Liberal government will invest $500,000 to upgrade sporting facilities at Ocean Grove Memorial Reserve and Shell Road Reserve if re-elected tomorrow. Federal Corangamite MP…

  • Collendina reserve a big winner

    Collendina reserve a big winner

    Labor has matched a $580,000 pledge by the Liberals to improve Collendina Recreation Reserve. A Shorten Labor government will invest $580,000 towards facilities upgrades at…

  • Boardriders pledge

    Boardriders pledge

    A re-elected Morrison Liberal government will provide up to $100,000 to fund a clubhouse near 13th Beach in Barwon Heads for the use of the…

  • Rain causes localised flooding

    Rain causes localised flooding

    Torrential rain has flooded some parts of Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads. Locals have reported Grubb Road is down to one lane with severe flooding,…

  • Memorial Oval upgrade

    Memorial Oval upgrade

    A Shorten Labor government would invest $500,000 to upgrade facilities at Memorial Oval in Draper Street, Ocean Grove. Memorial Oval currently hosts women’s and girls’…

  • Who would be a rooster?

    Who would be a rooster?

    Elaine Janes has won the latest Alan Cobham story-story competition. Elaine won this month’s comp for her story about ‘What a job’, which contained lots…

  • Traffic woes for Collendina

    Traffic woes for Collendina

    Federal Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson has called on City of Greater Geelong to help reduce the busy traffic overflow at the Minerva Close entrance at…

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