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  • She was apples, mate

    She was apples, mate

    THOUSANDS basked in the afternoon sun at the 21st Ocean Grove Primary School Apple Fair last Friday, enjoying a panorama of apple-themed treats. The smell…

  • Candidates call with lifesaving packages

    Candidates call with lifesaving packages

    By LUKE VOOGT FEDERAL Labor candidate for Corangamite Libby Coker visited Ocean Grove Surf Life Saving Club (OGSC) this month to forecast a “significant contribution”…

  • Drift by for a tasty treat

    Drift by for a tasty treat

    THE Driftwood Cafe has been serving scrumptious, wholesome food for almost three years now. The popular Ocean Grove meeting spot has just completed extensive renovations…

  • Owen left his mark on Ocean Grove

    Owen left his mark on Ocean Grove

    By LUKE VOOGT OCEAN Grove recently said goodbye to local identity Owen Holbrook, who was a resident of the town for 80 years. Owen died…

  • Dirty message in these bottles

    Dirty message in these bottles

    By LUKE VOOGT MORE than 30 volunteers collected a “disappointing” amount of rubbish at Main Beach for Clean Up Australia Day on 6 March. Barwon…

  • Message sent, post-haste

    Message sent, post-haste

    FEDERAL Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson visited Market Place this month, to launch a campaign for a second post office in Ocean Grove. “It is very…

  • Day of delights

    Day of delights

    THOUSANDS enjoyed a day of strawberry delights this month at Wallington Primary’s 32nd Strawberry Fair. Some of the fair’s treats were so popular they sold…

  • Village thrives on coastal appeal

    Village thrives on coastal appeal

    ‘VILLAGE by the Sea’ Barwon Heads proudly proclaims itself. The popular ABC series Seachange changed Barwon Heads from a sleepy hollow to a bustling, thriving…

  • Through cold and ice to arrive in awe

    Through cold and ice to arrive in awe

    OCEAN Grover Leigh-Ann Johnson took the trip of a lifetime recently. After overnighting in Buenos Aires, she flew to El Calafate where she joined a…

  • Lessons in respect

    Lessons in respect

    BELLARINE Secondary College took steps to prevent violence against women this month by signing up to the Respectful Relationships program. The college will run the…

  • Foot down on fitness

    Foot down on fitness

    By LUKE VOOGT WESTERN Victoria Region MP Simon Ramsay jumped on his bike this month, joining Surfside Primary students for National Ride2School Day. “Being physically…

  • Do it for the kids

    Do it for the kids

    Collection times for Good Friday: Blue: 9-10.15am. Purple: 10.15-11.15am. Green: 11.15-12.30am. Black: 14-15.30am. The Terrace traffic lights will be manned from 9am to12.30pm.

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