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Shopping local in Drysdale
Despite the cooler weather and overcast sky on Tuesday, locals and tourists were out and about on High Street, Drysdale, for a spot of shopping…
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Pink day supports McGrath Foundation
Ocean Grove Cricket Club’s much anticipated Pink Stumps Day is on Saturday February 11. Local muso Sam Hanson will perform and Susan Bowles, from Barwon…
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Snakepit to turn pink
Collendina Cricket Club is calling on women to dress up in pink and attend its annual Pink Stumps Day to support the McGrath Foundation. All…
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Huge IWD event planned for VIEW
Ocean Grove Day VIEW Club members are inviting guests to join them to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) on Wednesday March 8, which also coincides…
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Local writing comp kicks off
Welcome to the fifth year of the Bellarine Writer’s Competition. Five monthly winners will receive $200 each and will then compete against each other in…
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Smiles on dials
Disabled Surfers Association put smiles on plenty of dials on Sunday February 5. The Ocean Grove branch of the much-loved organisation that aims to provide…
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Full field for Wreck2Reef expected
Wreck2Reef organisers are confident of hosting a full program of open water swims this weekend – the first time in three years since the COVID-19…
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Representation wanted for ride centre
Community members are being encouraged to join the Ocean Grove District Ride Centre Community Reference Group. The ride centre, or bike park, is a bike…
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Local Lions Club donates laptops to secondary schools
The Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads Lions Club are on the lookout for old laptops to donate to local secondary schools in need. The group…
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Rod Run delights onlookers
The Queenscliff Rod Run was held from Friday February 3 to Sunday February 5 with vintage hot rods the attraction. Voice photographer Ivan Kemp went…
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FIAT FREEMONT 2013 – 2017 Fiat Freemont 2013 – 2017
The Italian Fiat Freemont was introduced in Australia midway through 2013. Its shape was somewhere between that of a people mover and SUV so buyers…
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Development transforming Geelong
Cranes have become a familiar sight on central Geelong’s skyline. We’ve seen a spate of corporate office towers open in the past eighteen months, including…
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