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We’re just dancing in the dark

THE international dance phenomenon, No Lights No Lycra (NLNL), has come to Ocean Grove. Launched in Melbourne seven years ago, NLNL is a casual, free-form...

Sellout night with ‘the king’

By LUKE VOOGT ELVIS impersonator Jack Gatto performed to a sold out crowd in Ocean Grove last month, raising almost $3000 for cancer research. He donated...

Good VIEW from Ocean Grove

THE Ocean Grove Evening VIEW Club held its AGM recently, reflecting on a year in which it raised more than $17,600 for The Smith...

Volunteer aims to deliver

By LUKE VOOGT OCEAN Grove’s Cindy Murnane will bring new life into the world this month, travelling to Thailand to volunteer as a midwife. The 19-year-old...

Season’s end for eye-catching hobby

By JEN CARR WHAT a wonderful few weeks. I’ve had another week off work which inevitably leads to a few lovely outings. My favourite new hobby...

Ocean Grove pushes the boundaries

GREATER Geelong Council Tuesday night 16 February voted to re-align part of the Ocean Grove-Wallington boundary on the eastern side of Grubb Road, near...

Karingal to build on land gift

GEELONG Council last night Tuesday 16 February gifted two blocks of land - 77-79 Draper Street - to Karingal to use as accommodation for...

Council confident of Karingal sale process

THE City of Greater Geelong Council will tonight, Tuesday 16 February, vote on the proposed sale of 77-79 Draper Street, Ocean Grove, to Karingal...

Grant win for sports

By LUKE VOOGT BELLARINE MP Lisa Neville was at Shell Road Reserve last Friday to announce funding for new interchange benches and netting behind the...

Surf brings out the smiles

VOLUNTEERS will hit the waves this Sunday when the Ocean Grove Disabled Surfers Association (DSA) holds its second session for the year. The group held...

East Geelong has it all

WHY drive into Geelong when you’ve got East Geelong? A quick spin down the highway from Ocean Grove and you’re there - it’s unique, it’s...

Costa’s all class

By LUKE VOOGT GARDENING Australia’s Costa Georgiadis visited Surfside Primary School last Friday, much to the delight of students, who created “worm hats” for the...

Transport options lacking for young people

The Bellarine Peninsula’s transport issues were one of the focuses of the 2024 Geelong Youth Council’s final report this month. Junior Mayor Hteemoo Yohellaymusaw presented...

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