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  • Prayers for Bourke Street victims

    Prayers for Bourke Street victims

    Ocean Grove Uniting Church always has its doors open for anyone, but last week they were open for an extra-special reason. Following the Bourke Street…

  • Netballers put through paces

    Netballers put through paces

    Netball Victoria hosted around 60 young netballers at Ocean Grove for a school holiday clinic. The clinic was run by Melbourne Vixens star Tegan Philip,…

  • Five days of camp fun

    Five days of camp fun

    The annual five-day sponsored Lions Licola Camp has been held, and six local primary aged children attended. Billy and Taj from Barwon Heads Primary School,…

  • New menu at Cheeky Cow

    New menu at Cheeky Cow

    While the Cheeky Cow has successfully stood the test of time, it has never rested on its laurels. The popular Collendina cafe has always enticed…

  • Quartet with Ocean Grove flavour

    Quartet with Ocean Grove flavour

    The stage at Geelong Repertory Theatre’s upcoming production of ‘Quartet’ will take on a heavily Ocean Grove-influenced theme. The play recounts the story seen in…

  • Masters ready for Blue Water Challenge

    Masters ready for Blue Water Challenge

    The Boroughcoutas Masters swimming club is excited to be hosting the 25th Blue Water Challenge open water swim around the historic Queenscliff pier on Saturday…

  • Clean water is a gift

    Clean water is a gift

    By Justin Flynn Most of us take clean drinking water for granted – but not Jack Timmins. Jack was selected by Reece Plumbing for a…

  • Wheel gold goes to CFA

    Wheel gold goes to CFA

    Rotary Club of Ocean Grove collected a gold coin donation from its January market and donated it straight to Ocean Grove CFA. The cheque for…

  • Kids love to party

    Kids love to party

    Festive cheer was in abundance at Kingston Park during the holidays. Organised by Kingston Ocean Grove, Airlie’s PlaySpace at Kingston Lake Reserve was the destination…

  • 60 years a lasting love

    60 years a lasting love

    By Justin Flynn When Charalambos Mounas arrived in Australia from Cyprus by boat in 1951, he didn’t know what to expect. With no bedding and…

  • Tranquility beats the heat

    Tranquility beats the heat

    STIFLING conditions did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of festivalgoers at the annual Tranquility Fair in Ocean Grove. With the temperature already in the thirties…

  • Help show off the real Ocean Grove

    Help show off the real Ocean Grove

    The Bellarine Catchment Network, along with Friends of the Ocean Grove Nature Reserve and Ocean Grove Coastcare, are calling for nature photos of Ocean Grove…

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