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  • A tidy offer you can’t refuse

    A tidy offer you can’t refuse

    Captain Trash will be in Ocean Grove next weekend to help spread the message of plastic pollution. Captain Trash is the alter ego of Port…

  • Cat is a giant of the game

    Cat is a giant of the game

    Mercurial Geelong and Greater Western Sydney forward Steve Johnson will be in Ocean Grove to sign copies of his new book, The Cat with the…

  • Peak season for spotters

    Peak season for spotters

    Spring has been in full swing, which means that birdwatching has been in full swing. The red-rumped parrots in my garden have a few young…

  • Tender approved for new Dunes Cafe

    Tender approved for new Dunes Cafe

    Barwon Coast Committee of Management has awarded Short Game Pty Ltd a 21-year lease to operate Dunes Cafe at the soon to be redeveloped Ocean…

  • Scouts deliver on promise of Christmas

    Scouts deliver on promise of Christmas

    The Ocean Grove Scout Group will be holding its annual Christmas tree sale in early December. The Scouts will be selling trees on Saturday 2…

  • Grubbers pair get life

    Grubbers pair get life

    By Mark Heenan Two outstanding loyal servants were awarded life-membership at the Ocean Grove Football Netball Club annual general meeting on Sunday 29 October. Peter…

  • Rats rob our firies

    Rats rob our firies

    Barwon Heads Fire Brigade was unable to attend emergency services for several hours after being broken into and robbed. Offenders broke into the station headquarters…

  • Man airlifted after run-in with wave

    Man airlifted after run-in with wave

    A man was airlifted to a Melbourne hospital this afternoon after an incident at an Ocean Grove beach. “A male has been taken (to hospital)…

  • Business end of the season

    Business end of the season

    Ocean Grove Football Netball Club will host its annual general meeting this Sunday October 29. The AGM starts at 11am at Shell Road. In other…

  • Poppies make a difference to those left behind

    Poppies make a difference to those left behind

    By Justin Flynn Christine Waite and Denise Milich will again brave rain, hail and blazing sunshine to sell poppies in the lead up to Remembrance…

  • Cheers to an exceptional drop

    Cheers to an exceptional drop

    The results are in from the 2017 Bendigo Bank Geelong Wine Show, with Oakdene Vineyards receiving the Vinvicta Products Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor. The…

  • Mitch takes leading role in Winter Games

    Mitch takes leading role in Winter Games

    Barwon Heads local and two-time Paralympian Mitchell Gourley has been announced as a co-captain of the Australian Paralympic team for the 2018 PyeongChange Winter Paralympics.…

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