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Playing to win
By LUKE VOOGT Ocean Grove Snooker Club will celebrate decades of potting balls and mateship at its 40th anniversary this July. Wallington bricklayer Jeff Itzatt…
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Premier king of the kids
By LUKE VOOGT VICTORIAN Premier Daniel Andrews received a celebrity welcome as he visited Ocean Grove Primary (OGPS) today, promoting the State Government’s $4m grant…
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Driver charged and hoon car seized
POLICE charged a 25-year-old Barwon Heads man on his learner’s permit this week for allegedly driving at 120km/h through a 50km/h zone in Ocean Grove.…
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Owner fears for dogs in danger
By LUKE VOOGT EMPEROR Drive resident John Corlett fears for the safety of his dogs after receiving threatening anonymous letters recently in the mail. “I…
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The bold and the beautiful
LOCAL youngsters at Woodlands Preschool pampered their mums (and grandmothers) for Mother’s Day this year. The pre-schoolers did their mothers’ make-up and finger nails, and…
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Von Robertsons shine after dark
THE Von Robertsons represented Ocean Grove in this year’s Geelong After Dark, filling the Waterfront Kitchen with their sweet mix of blues. It was Andrea…
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Funds in the pink
By LUKE VOOGT ALMOST 300 local ladies in pink packed the Shell Road Reserve Pavilion last weekend, raising thousands to support local women with breast…
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Artwork torched
By LUKE VOOGT MOUNTAIN to Mouth came to a spectacular end at Barwon Heads this weekend with the burning of its centrepiece artwork – Canoe.…
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Gala fights cystic fibrosis
OCEAN Grove’s Peter and Rebecca Baxter will join 500 people at a cystic fibrosis (CF) gala night this month, in hope of finding a cure.…
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An eye to the future
THE Committee for Bellarine will hold a community forum this month to give residents a chance to help shape their future. Committee spokesperson Meredith Telfer…
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Selena has help for others in mind
SELENA Pirie is a qualified counsellor and clinical hypnotherapist who has followed her dream to have a home and work practice on the beautiful Bellarine…
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Tea’s just the treat
By LUKE VOOGT THE Wave’s Biggest Morning Tea continues to grow with local businesses and residents jumping on board to help fight cancer. Church member…
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