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New MG HS is bigger and better
The MG HS is the Chinese importer’s largest vehicle. A mid-size SUV, it competes – although not too successfully so far – against well-established models…
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From the Archives
8 years ago November 9 to 22, 2016 Target has defended its decision to stop selling menswear from its Ocean Grove store. Target Country stopped…
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Shopping local
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp took a stroll down The Terrace in Ocean Grove on Wednesday November 13 to see who was shopping local.
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Green links open for second round
Geelong and Barwon South West could see a boost in its waterways and green open spaces with the Green Links Grant Program open again. The…
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The future is electric
The region’s first e-bike and electric vehicle expo comes to the Bellarine this weekend, giving members of the public the chance to learn more about…
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Bethany heads to the big top
Local circus performer Bethany Lovell will travel to Lithuania to compete at an international circus competition. She spoke to Matt Hewson about what it’s taken…
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QMF gets ready to rock
The Queenscliff Music Festival (QMF) is nearly upon us, featuring over 70 music acts and a huge range of food, drink and creative entertainment and…
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Young artists on show
Ocean Grove Primary School (OGPS) will present its annual art exhibition today at The Hive Gallery. The art show, open from 3.30pm to 6.30pm today…
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Geelong council group confirmed
After a series of countbacks and close calls, the results are in for the Geelong council election 2024. The Victorian Electoral Commission officially declared the…
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Unique opportunity for OG vet
A Bellarine veterinarian was one of 103 Australians awarded a Churchill Fellowship in 2024. Dr Alicia Kennedy will travel to Amsterdam, England, Scotland, Canada and…
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Enhancing children’s lives through art
A fifth-generation Queenscliff resident will continue his family’s legacy of helping enhance children’s lives through a Sea and Wood exhibition. Darren Allbutt will host the…
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A poo-sitively educational experience
Fatbergs feed on the wrong items that end up in our toilets and drains, expanding into a messy mass before they block our wastewater system…
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