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  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    8 years ago August 17 to 30, 2016 Kingston estate residents who shivered through two gas outages last month will be relieved to know that…

  • Noisy miners are unwanted guests

    Noisy miners are unwanted guests

    I’ve seen some nesting activity from a few birds during the past week, including from some noisy miners in my garden, which means I won’t…

  • Winning Kia EV a quiet achiever

    Winning Kia EV a quiet achiever

    Quiet (tick), achiever (tick) – quiet achiever: with little more than the hum of the motors, the EV9 carried off a couple of the most…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Ballroom dance Leopold Hall, 805-809 Bellarine Hwy, Saturday August 24, 7.30pm-11pm, music Charles, $10 includes supper. ■ 0400-500 402 CWA Nightlights Ocean Grove meets the…

  • Farewell and thank you

    Farewell and thank you

    After seven rewarding years as a Bellarine ward councillor, the time has come for me to step back and reflect on the journey we’ve shared.…

  • Plenty of options on land and sea

    Plenty of options on land and sea

    The inner harbour of Corio Bay has been offering some decent land-based fishing this past week, with St Helens and Limeburners rocks offering a small…

  • Residents fears over proposed road development

    Residents fears over proposed road development

    Residents have voiced their concerns about a proposed dual carriageway along busy Curlewis road. The Tivoli Drive Residents Group (TDRG) has written to Minister for…

  • Connecting with your kids

    Connecting with your kids

    Geelong Regional Libraries’ 2024 Local Word Writers Festival upon us and will kick off with a workshop from author Andy McNeilly. Andy, a teacher at…

  • Bellarine builder helps out in Lese Oalai

    Bellarine builder helps out in Lese Oalai

    Bellarine builder Ned McLarnon spent two and a half weeks in a small village in Papua New Guinea called Lese Oalai. He speaks with Jena…

  • Local student wins Anzac prize

    Local student wins Anzac prize

    A St Ignatius student has received the Premier’s Spirit of Anzac Prize for his poem inspired by the Drysdale War Memorial. Year 10 student Owen…

  • Reflecting on Book Week

    Reflecting on Book Week

    It’s Book Week (August 17 to 23) and we asked some Geelong Regional Libraries librarians about their favourite books, past and present. Grace – Children’s…

  • Hundreds missing out

    Hundreds missing out

    At least 400 Bellarine Peninsula residents are missing out on playing basketball per week according to Bellarine Peninsula Basketball Association (BPBA). BPBA president Gary Thompson…

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