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About: Ellie Claringbold

Posts by: Ellie Claringbold

June 2, 2024

Clearing the air: EPA encourages community to avoid using wood heaters

AS WINTER nears, the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) Victoria is urging the community to help reduce air pollution by getting their wood heaters serviced...

June 1, 2024

New toolkit levels the playing field

A new program has been launched to assist local sport and recreational clubs in welcoming, including and supporting children who are deaf or hard...

May 31, 2024

A culinary adventure awaits: Annual Geelong food festival to return

GEELONG'S annual food festival is set to return next month with a three-week program of events celebrating the region's best food, drink and hospitality...

May 29, 2024

Reconciliation in the Park to return for 15th year

THE local community will join together next weekend for a day of music, dance and cultural learning for the annual Reconciliation in the Park. Hosted...

May 27, 2024

Barwon Health opens specialist dementia care unit

BARWON Health has launched a specialist dementia care program, offering specialised support to people with severe behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia. The new aged...

May 25, 2024

St Leonards says ‘enough’ to gendered violence with candlelight vigil

THE St Leonards community gathered on Friday last week with flowers and candles to honour those who have lost their lives to gendered violence. The...

May 24, 2024

Award-winning film headed for Geelong debut

A multi-award-winning short film written by local actor Cassidy Krygger is set to make its highly anticipated Geelong debut next month. Set in the 1930s,...

May 24, 2024

Salvation Army gears up for 60th Red Shield Appeal

THIS weekend marks The Salvation Army's 60th Red Shield Appeal, the country's largest and longest-running doorknock appeal. Running May 25 and May 26, the annual...

May 23, 2024

Barwon Heads Hotel staffer lauded as Local Legend

THE Grovedale Hotel was one of four local watering holes recognised on Monday night at Victoria's most prestigious hospitality awards, which each year identifies...

May 23, 2024

Textiles take centre stage in new Anglesea art exhibition

AN ANGLESEA-BASED textile artist has team up with three local ceramicists for a new exhibition with a Japanese-inspired aesthetic. Entitled Cloth + Clay, the show...

May 15, 2024

Meli celebrates first birthday

COMMUNITY service organisation Meli last month celebrated one year since it was formed through the merger of Barwon Child, Youth & Family and the...

May 15, 2024

Nominations open for Victoria’s top manufacturing awards

NOMINATIONS have opened for this year's Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards and manufacturers across the state are encouraged to enter. The annual awards are...

May 12, 2024

Community urged to use strong passwords to protect their information online

THE Victorian government has this month launched a new campaign to encourage community members to strengthen their passwords in the wake of increasing reports...

May 10, 2024

Inclusive, innovative, and lots of fun.

From Portarlington to Lara, to Colac and everywhere in between, there is a Meli kindergarten close by. Next week, families can visit their local Meli...

May 10, 2024

Life is about relationships

More than ever, educating the next generation requires an all-encompassing approach to teaching and learning, one that emphasises the importance of personal and social...

May 10, 2024

Construction begins on new roundabout in Clifton Springs

WORKS have begun in Clifton Springs on a new roundabout. Located at the intersection of Bay Shore Avenue and Jetty Road, the roundabout will feature...

May 10, 2024

Games inquiry finds government rushed costs consideration

THE Victorian government rushed its decision to host the Commonwealth Games and did not allow time for an appropriate consideration of the costs involved,...

May 9, 2024

Pelican spikes spark outrage

BELLARINE Bayside has defended its decision to install bird spikes on light poles at the St Leonards and Indented Head boat ramps, stating the...

May 6, 2024

‘Compost Warriors’ tackle food waste with new initiative

TWO Bellarine locals with a knack for making compost have launched an initiative to help the community reduce food waste and its impact on...

May 5, 2024

Geelong Mums announces name change

GEELONG Mums has announced a change to its name, recognising the role the community plays in the local charity's mission to help the region's...

May 5, 2024

Community feedback sought on local laws

THE City of Greater Geelong is seeking community feedback on a wide range of local laws within the municipality ahead of the expiration of...

May 5, 2024

State government injects $10 million into live music

VICTORIA'S live music venues and festivals are set to receive a financial boost of $10 million from the state government over the next four...

May 4, 2024

Coker backs strong action on supermarket chains

FEDERAL Corangamite MP Libby Coker has thrown her support behind tough action on supermarket retailers who engage in bad behaviour. It follows the release last...

May 4, 2024

Greens get tough on housing with new leadership

A SHAKEUP to the Victorian Greens leadership has seen Western Victorian upper house MP Sarah Mansfield assume the role of co-deputy. She steps into the...