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About: Ellie Claringbold

Posts by: Ellie Claringbold

July 6, 2024

Study finds millions of Australians unknowingly at risk of heart failure

More than four million Australians are not aware of the health conditions that can increase the risk of heart failure, new research has shown. The...

July 5, 2024

Greater Geelong’s young stars shine at Youth Awards

GREATER Geelong's outstanding young people aged between 12 and 25 have been celebrated at this year's Geelong Youth Awards. Selected from 132 nominations, 13 winners...

July 5, 2024

Community rallies behind asylum seekers with gift card donations

THE Queenscliff Rural Australians for Refugees (QRAR) gift card drive has concluded following an "overwhelming" response from the local community. The initiative called for the...

July 4, 2024

Community group seeks housing solutions for seniors

A GROUP of retired Bellarine seniors is working to find long-term solutions to housing shortages and rising financial hardship across the region. The group, presently...

July 4, 2024

Borough endorses third consecutive breakeven budget

THE Borough of Queenscliffe council has endorsed its 2024-25 budget, its third consecutive budget forecast to break even. The budget aims to address the financial...

July 3, 2024

Oakdene Vineyards claims Victorian Wine Show’s Premier’s Trophy

A BOUTIQUE vineyard on the Bellarine Peninsula has been awarded the prestigious Premier's Trophy at this year's Victorian Wine Show. Ocean Grove's Oakdene Vineyards received...

July 3, 2024

Significant penalties confirmed for supermarkets that engage in poor behaviour

AUSTRALIA'S supermarket duopoly has been put on notice following confirmation from the federal government this week that it would legislate hefty fines for retailers...

July 2, 2024

Training program bolsters Geelong’s live events industry

GEELONG'S next generation of production technicians has been recognised for completing a two-part capability-building training program aimed at bolstering a live events industry devastated...

July 1, 2024

Fire Rescue Victoria seeks diverse recruits

FIRE Rescue Victoria (FRV) is seeking to recruit a new cohort of career firefighters who will be deployed to stations across the state, based...

July 1, 2024

More power for Minister, stronger code of conduct: Local government reforms pass

THE state government last week, with the support of the Liberal Party, passed a raft of local government reforms through the upper house. The reforms...

June 30, 2024

Australians falling short on veggie intake

Less than 7 per cent of Australians are getting their five daily recommended servings of vegetables, according to a new report from the Australian...

June 30, 2024

Barwon Health’s Stroke Unit achieves international recognition

BARWON Health's Stroke Unit has been internationally recognised for the quality of its treatment and care with World Stroke Organization (WSO) Angels platinum status. The...

June 30, 2024

Portarlington Table Tennis Club bounces back after theft

THE Portarlington Table Tennis Club has enjoyed a triumphant return, just a week after losing most of its equipment to thieves. The club is now...

June 29, 2024

Queenscliff vicar celebrates first year

THE vicar of the Queenscliff Point Lonsdale Anglican Church has this month marked the first anniversary of her appointment to the parish. Reverend Jo White,...

June 29, 2024

Community encouraged to nominate seniors for annual awards

NOMINATIONS have opened for this year's Victorian Senior of the Year Awards. The awards, established more than 30 years ago, celebrate the contributions and achievements...

June 27, 2024

Queenscliff’s Nightide ignites winter with fire, ice and fireworks

MORE THAN 7,000 people descended on Queenscliff at the weekend for the second annual Nightide winter solstice celebration. Hosted by Searoad Ferries at the compound...

June 27, 2024

Queenscliff bookseller named Australia’s best

THE owner of an independent Queenscliff bookshop has been named Australia's Bookseller of the Year. Matt Davis, of the Bookshop at Queenscliff, was honoured with...

June 27, 2024

World-renowned whodunnit headed for Geelong

The world's longest running play is set to open in Geelong next month. The Mousetrap, a genre-defining murder mystery story written by best-selling novelist Agatha...

June 25, 2024

AI could revolutionise radiation therapy treatment for cancer patients

Artificial intelligence (AI) may be the key to developing more precise treatment plans, and starting that treatment faster, for cancer patients who are prescribed...

June 25, 2024

Gift of time: Community rallies to support couple’s heartfelt mission

A FUNDRAISER started by a bereaved Leopold couple has raised enough money to provide two hospitals with cuddle cots to support parents experiencing pregnancy...

June 25, 2024

Victoria Police calls for help to stop rising elder abuse

VICTORIA Police is urging community members that know or suspect an older person is being abused to speak up and make a report, as...

June 24, 2024

Study finds body dissatisfaction on the rise among youth

Body dissatisfaction is on the rise, with body image preventing nearly one-in-two young people attending school at some point, new research has found. Conducted by...

June 24, 2024

Leopold Lions Club ensures clear vision for a brighter future

THE Leopold Lions Club is doing its bit to improve the eye health of primary school aged children across the Greater Geelong region, hosting...

June 22, 2024

Donations pour into club after vandalism

THE community has rallied around a newly formed sporting club after it was vandalised last week, generously donating equipment and funds to help it...