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Buns put the bite on cancer
LOCAL breast cancer survivor Julie Rodger and Bakers Delight will roll up their sleeves to raise funds for cancer support during the Pink Bun Campaign.…
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Traffic light works to start
VICROADS will begin construction on the Tuckfield Street and Marlin Drive traffic lights next week, after years of community campaigning. Bellarine MP Lisa Neville said…
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The pictures tell the story
BUDDING photographer Mitch Pope took these stunning pictures of Ocean Grove. The 14-year-old sent them to us and we were only too happy to share…
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Lynne’s got a knack with needles
By LUKE VOOGT LYNNE Ross’s knitting is helping Ocean Grove children face needles of their own. Lynne is one of several ladies from Ocean Grove…
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Tara gets into the spirit of arts event
By LUKE VOOGT LONG-TIME Ocean Grove performer Tara Lynch has landed her “dream job” in this year’s Mountain to Mouth. Tara will choreograph and dance…
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In the pink and ready to give
THE Ocean Grove Netball Club is inviting local women to Shell Road Reserve next month for its third annual Pink Day. Netball committee member Tahlia…
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Chip in for ‘fire’ sale
By LUKE VOOGT THE Wallington Fire Brigade is calling on locals to clean out their houses and sheds for its annual garage sale next month.…
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Dig deep for the Diggers
AS Anzac Day approaches Ocean Grove RSL members are encouraging the community to support local veterans by buying a badge. Brad Clarke and Russell Denhert…
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Architects for Change recognised
By LUKE VOOGT St Ignatius’ “Architects for Change” won recognition from Geelong Council recently, for their service to the community. The VCAL group won the…
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Motel approved
By LUKE VOOGT CONSTRUCTION could begin this year on a four-level motel in The Terrace after the City of Greater Geelong Council issued a planning…
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Sales make sense
ANGUS Gruar, Katelyn James and Arabella Gruar got industrious over the school holidays selling books, necklaces and bead snakes to make pocket money. “We want…
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Creative exchange in arts walk
OCEAN Grove will host Papua New Guinean artist Leonard Tebegetu this month, as part of Geelong Council’s Mountain to Mouth walk. “This is an opportunity…
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