News
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Nature gets some hands-on help
Ford IT workers got their hands dirty giving Jirrahlinga Koala and Wildlife Sanctuary in Barwon Heads a “much-needed” makeover last week. Richard Crow was thrilled…
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Giving as good as she gets
By Justin Flynn Ocean Grove musician Andrea Robertson is one of the two recipients of the Queenscliff Music Festival’s Emerging Artist Grant/Award. The popular singer/songwriter…
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Slow, soggy start to spring
The wet and dull spring weather has continued. I’ve never seen so much water in places like Yarram Creek and Freshwater Lake. It’s great for…
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Meals and view are unbeatable
Perched above the coastline of Ocean Grove, The Dunes cafe and restaurant offers absolute beachfront dining from their location on Surf Beach Road. Glass frontage…
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Kids warm to fun run
Ocean Grove Primary School held its annual fun run at Ocean Grove Park. Cool conditions greeted the students, but teacher Nikita Stanley soon had them…
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It’s your move, mate!
Ocean Grove Primary School sent a team to the Geelong Middle School Chess Tournament with stunning results. They competed against players up to Year 12.…
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Our legends in the running for sporting riches
Two Ocean Grovers have been named as finalists in the Viva Energy Club Legend competition. Ocean Grove Surf Life Saving Club’s David Renton and Surfside…
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Works start on $4 million school revamp
Work has now started on the $4 million upgrade of Ocean Grove Primary School. Bellarine MP Lisa Neville today turned the first sod to mark…
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Charlie’s back for marathon effort
By Justin Flynn When Ocean Grove veterinarian Charlie El-Hage got kicked by a horse, wrecking his knee, he feared he would never run again. “I…
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Wonderful taste of Irish charm
Queen of Tarts oozes Irish charm in the heart of Ocean Grove. The popular cafe on The Terrace has undergone an exterior renovation and serves…
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Cubs earn top achievement
Four Ocean Grove Scout Group Cubs have been awarded the prestigious Grey Wolf award. Jacob Lee, Alexander Walker, Eleanor Watson and Reuben Venables were the…