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Stars return to where it all began
Local Western Bulldogs AFL premiership player Zaine Cordy and AFLW newcomer Hannah Burchell unveiled their new Ocean Grove Cobras guernseys at a special jumper presentation…
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Star return to junior home
Local Western Bulldogs AFL premiership player Zaine Cordy and AFLW newcomer Hannah Burchell unveiled their new Ocean Grove Cobras guernseys at a special jumper presentation…
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Time flies for Cherished Pets
It’s difficult to believe that Ocean Grove’s much-loved charity Cherished Pets Foundation turns four this month. In April 2015 the foundation launched its award-winning community…
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Poppies everywhere
A group of local ladies have been meeting each Thursday to knit poppies for Remembrance Day. Craft and Chat Group of Ocean Grove has knitted…
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SOUL going strong
SOUL Longboard Club ran its second club day for the year at 13th Beach. Contest director Brian Tucker checked out the conditions early and the…
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We are the champions my friends
Ocean Grove completed a memorable weekend, winning the major cricket and bowls titles. The Grubbers claimed their first Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A Grade title…
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We are the champions
Ocean Grove clinched the Geelong Ballarat Premier Division bowls premiership against Queenscliff on Sunday. The Grovers won convincingly by 23 shots – 102 to 79…
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Duck shooting banned at swamp
The heavens have not opened properly, so I’ve added a triple cartwheel followed by a double salto and twist to my rain dance. Lets hope…
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More members needed
Ocean Grove on Barwon Ladies Probus Club is facing a member shortage. The group is an outlet for retired women to enjoy each other’s company.…
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Grove’s Mr Diamond
Jackson Landry will head to Brisbane next month to compete in the Mr Diamond Australia competition. The 18-year-old film and television student moved to Ocean…
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Badminton team excels at bowls
Another season of Ocean Grove Community Bowls Challenge wrapped on earlier this month. The 19th running of the challenge, which pits novice lawn bowlers from…
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Locks off for charity
Woodlands House Child Care Centre educator Fiona Norton had her head shaved for charity. Accompanied by her partner Eagle Robertson and sister Bernadette Hearn who also…
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