Tag: News
Kebab shop suffers the unkindest cut
By LUKE VOOGT
OCEAN Grove kebab lovers are mourning loss of Pabs Kebabs after the store closed last month.
Paolo Pighin was forced to close his...
Lowdown on crime
By LUKE VOOGT
DESPITE recent burglaries, crime rates in Ocean Grove are much lower than the state average, says the Bellarine’s top cop.
Senior Sergeant Shane...
Cider house rules
By LUKE VOOGT
WALLINGTON’S Flying Brick Cider House celebrated the first-ever World Cider Day last Friday, with a series of demonstrations by master maker Nyall...
ABBA tribute kicks off series
Get fired up for some of the hottest musicians performing at the Jack Rabbit Vineyard as part of the 2016 Fireside series. Across four...
Impressive new clubrooms sketchings
SKETCHINGS for Ocean Grove Tennis Club’s proposed new clubrooms have been unveiled.
DE atelier Architects is currently working with Ocean Grove Tennis Club (OGTC) on...
A gift to the community
By JUSTIN FLYNN
OCEAN Grove and District Men’s Shed has been given $10,000 as part of the Stronger Communities Program grants from the Federal Government.
Corangamite...
A shed load of support
MEN’S sheds play an important role in maintaining men’s health and promoting healthy ageing by supporting the social, emotional and physical wellbeing of men.
The...
Product list fires up for farmers in milk price ‘war’
A GEELONG man has created an online resource which will allow Ocean Grove and Bellarine shoppers to help local farmers battle discounted supermarket milk.
Patrick...
Marathon effort to take on Channel chill
By LUKE VOOGT
OCEAN Grove bricklayer Travis Lamb and his daughter Maddie will take on the cold waters of the English Channel this July.
Travis said...
College raises the bar
By LUKE VOOGT
CHRISTIAN College was a shining light for the Salvation Army - after a disappointing first weekend of its annual doorknock in the...
New security guards on the moo-ve
By LUKE VOOGT
THE failed retirement village in Collendina has some new residents, though probably not who the original owners intended.
Several cows took up residence...
Biting cold
THE second day of winter brought another cold morning and a Voice reader sent us this pic of a lone angler trying his luck...
My Geelong with Ruvimbo Sinamai
Geelong’s Ruvimbo Sinamai recently completed genU’s Allied Health Graduate Program, which allowed her to grow on her support work experience. Jena Carr spoke with...
