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  • Shop local in Ocean Grove

    Shop local in Ocean Grove

    Voice photographer Ivan Kemp ventured to Hitchcock Avenue in Barwon Heads on Tuesday morning to find out if anyone was shopping local.

  • One woman’s fight against modern slavery

    One woman’s fight against modern slavery

    When Issara Saeyim began the Lotus Kitchen project to help other women who were escaping modern-day slavery and family violence she had no idea of…

  • Gifts sorted just in time for Christmas

    Gifts sorted just in time for Christmas

    Four artists and a clock hobbyist are bringing an exhibition to Belmont, offering unique Christmas gift ideas. The Art in Time for Christmas exhibition and…

  • Arts collective launches sustainability film

    Arts collective launches sustainability film

    A local art collective has created a short film exploring the power of art to engage and inspire people to reflect on sustainability and environmental…

  • Active travel map launches for the Bellarine

    Active travel map launches for the Bellarine

    After more than a year of advocating and organising, local cycling community group the Bellarine Bicycle Users Group (BBUG) is launching the Bellarine active travel…

  • Fairer fares for Geelong passengers

    Fairer fares for Geelong passengers

    Geelong’s train passengers have made big savings on travel thanks to the state government’s regional fare cap, which encouraged more people to use public transport.…

  • Rental squeeze hits hard

    Rental squeeze hits hard

    Ocean Grove, Barwon Heads and Torquay are the most expensive postcodes for home rentals outside of greater Melbourne. The latest National Shelter-SGS Economics and Planning…

  • The lights go on

    The lights go on

    Thousands flocked to Geelong’s waterfront on Saturday night for the lighting of the annual floating Christmas tree and Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was there.

  • Road fatalities among young people rise in Geelong

    Road fatalities among young people rise in Geelong

    It has been a particularly deadly year on the roads for Geelong’s young people, according to the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). The data showed that…

  • Geelong recognised as popular hunting spot

    Geelong recognised as popular hunting spot

    Geelong has been named one of the most popular duck and quail hunting towns, according to the Game Management Authority’s (GMA) latest harvest report. The…

  • Make your garden wildlife friendly

    Make your garden wildlife friendly

    Residents of the Bellarine Peninsula love and appreciate plants and animals and thanks to the Gardens for Wildlife Bellarine program are starting to build wildlife-friendly…

  • We remembered them

    We remembered them

    Greater Geelong paused at 11am on Saturday November 11 to remember our fallen Diggers. Ivan Kemp went to the Geelong peace Memorial service.

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