Cafe’s fare is in demand
By Justin Flynn
IT’S fair to say that Queen of Tarts is rapidly becoming Ocean Grove’s hotspot for home-cooked comfort food.
Heather McGill opened the cafe...
A rare find
IT has been a great fortnight for the Bellarine.
It was wonderful to read that the Bellarine Peninsula was named one of the top 10...
We will remember them
MORE than 100 people attended the Ocean Grove Barwon Heads RSL Sub-branch Remembrance Day service at Ocean Grove Park on 11 November.
People paid their...
Damage to dunes hits us all
By Maddie Glynn, Barwon Coast
OUR sand dunes play a significant role not only from an environmental perspective but from a protection perspective.
The dunes protect...
Janice helps to make a difference
THE Ocean Grove Evening VIEW Club president Janice Nation was awarded the 'Making A Difference Award’ recently.
This award is given by the VIEW National...
Group lends a helping hand
THE Ocean Grove Evening VIEW Club’s initiative this year was to donate goods to Diversitat’s 'New Arrival Support Program’ to be distributed to refugee...
Nature at rest
SEALS are once again becoming a regular sight along Ocean Grove’s coastline.
While seals spend most of their time at sea or on offshore...
Scouts ready to raise the stakes for Christmas
THE Ocean Grove Scout Group will hold its annual Christmas tree sale on 3 December at Ocean Grove Park.
The Christmas tree sale is the...
Girls get on board for surf skills
THE Surfing for Girls program kicked off at Ocean Grove with over 40 girls participating at the opening location.
The eight-location program covers the whole...
Brickie steps up for perfect fix
THE Ocean Grove Rotary Club adopted the Lookout Reserve back in 2008 and has since installed various amenities - including the six local history...
It’s the feat of the feet
The annual Relay for Life was held on the weekend with almost $65,000 being raised for cancer research.
The event kicked off at noon on...
Keira’s the new darling of the arts
OCEAN Grove could have its next budding international artist on its hands.
Five-year-old Keira Charleston beat 1500 other entrants to win a gold medal in...