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  • Barwon Coast thanks volunteers

    Barwon Coast thanks volunteers

    As part of National Volunteer Week, Barwon Coast hosted a celebration on May 20, to recognise the outstanding contributions of local volunteers. The annual event…

  • Three cheers for volunteers

    Three cheers for volunteers

    Bellarine Community Health (BCH) is celebrating its volunteers during National Volunteer Week. Whether it’s driving clients around the Bellarine to activities or for shopping, assisting…

  • Budget dollars revealed

    Budget dollars revealed

    Today’s state budget delivered $11.2 million to Belmont High School for upgrades. Premier Jacinta Allan delivered her first budget with the local school to receive…

  • Firefighters protest emergency levy

    Firefighters protest emergency levy

    Emergency service volunteers and their vehicles have swarmed Geelong’s streets to oppose the new Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) levy. Hundreds of Country Fire…

  • Signs of change

    Signs of change

    Torquay is getting new signs to make it easier for people to navigate around the town and identify key destinations. Sixty signs will be placed…

  • GAWS program promotes responsible pet ownership

    GAWS program promotes responsible pet ownership

    The Geelong Animal Welfare Society (GAWS) is offering free desexing and microchipping for cats to eligible owners. With the support of Animal Welfare Victoria, GAWS’…

  • Bellarine SES hosts multi-agency exercise

    Bellarine SES hosts multi-agency exercise

    Volunteers from around the state converged on Wallington last weekend for a multi-agency exercise hosted by the Bellarine Unit of the Victoria State Emergency Service…

  • Council engages community on flash flooding

    Council engages community on flash flooding

    The City of Greater Geelong has asked community members to share their insights on its strategy to manage stormwater and potential flooding. Stage two of…

  • Footpath project delayed

    Footpath project delayed

    Ocean Grove’s controversial Principal Pedestrian Network project has been delayed past its initial June 2026 completion date. The PPN, which is partly paid for by…

  • Push ups for mental health

    Push ups for mental health

    headspace Ocean Grove is encouraging locals to push for better mental health by participating in Australia’s largest mental health and fitness event next month. Participants…

  • Celebrating our local legends

    Celebrating our local legends

    Next week is National Volunteer Week (19–25 May), and here in Ocean Grove, it’s a great excuse to give a well-deserved shoutout to locals who…

  • First flame robin ticked off

    First flame robin ticked off

    It’s been a very mild few weeks, with beautiful still, sunny days, and very little rain. This is perfect weather for birdwatching, but not great…

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