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Community calendar
Bellarine Women’s Workshop Portarlington Girl Guides Hall. Meets every second Thursday, and second Saturday of the month. ■ Facebook: Bellarine Women’s Workshop for further details…
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Grants having an impact
Council’s Community Grants program has an impact in all corners of Greater Geelong. We allocated funding to a total of 118 projects in the latest…
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Cuckoo-shrike – not a cuckoo, not a shrike
I’ve had a bit of time between work to look at some birds. I had a close encounter with a black-faced cuckoo-shrike in Marcus Hill,…
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CX90 – the largest Mazda yet
I must be seeing double. Apart from the difference in size, the Mazda CX-60 and CX-90 could be twins. They look the same. They share…
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From the Archives
2 years ago January 14 to 27, 2022 Ocean Grove pushed past 100 active official COVID cases as staff shortages put a strain on local…
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Out & about
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went to Ocean Grove main beach on a glorious Tuesday before the rain arrived on Wednesday morning.
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Geelong Outdoor Living and Caravan Expo celebrates 10 years
The Geelong Outdoor Living and Caravan Expo is celebrating a decade of showcasing the latest equipment for outdoor activities. Formerly known as the Geelong Outdoor…
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Enjoy more ‘Towsey’ humour with Chasing The Dragon
Clifton Springs’ Mark Towse will soon release his debut tongue-in-cheek novel about the long-term effects of trauma. Chasing The Dragon will be released on March…
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Remembering the Ocean Grove king of chess
Ocean Grove resident Gary Bennewitz is being remembered as a “kind and generous” man who loved chess and sports after he died age 94. Jena…
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Local beaches safe this summer
Ocean Grove Surf Lifesaving Club (OGSLSC) is gearing up for a huge finale to the holiday season next weekend, but patrols so far have been…
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The Geelong Wedding Guide Expo is back
The Geelong Wedding Guide Expo is returning to help couples along their journey to say, ‘I Do’. The free event run by wedding vendors will…
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Blister pack recycle initiative
Local pharmacies and Rotary recently trialled recycle bins for medicine blister packs with immediate success. The trial was part of a Rotary initiative around Geelong…
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