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May 2, 2019

SWEET PASSION ADDS TO LITTLE ITALY ON BELL STREET

Romanian chef Aimone Zanghirella’s sweet tooth and love for experimenting with ingredients has seen him score the leading pastry role at Bell Street’s latest addition, Dolce Passione. Owned by Sicilian...

May 2, 2019

PORTRAITURE FILLS THE WALLS AT GEELONG’S FOCAL POINT DARKROOM AND GALLERY

North Geelong’s Focal Point Darkroom and Gallery is filling its walls with images from local photographers for its third exhibition, Humanity – an exhibition of the human spirit, which...

May 2, 2019

Good Beer Week to hit Ocean Grove

Sipping on a beer brewed close to home is one of life’s simple pleasures. Whether you’re a beer lover from the coast or the city, Ocean...

May 2, 2019

A trivial comedy for serious people

Theatre of the Winged Unicorn will present Oscar Wilde’s final and most well-known play, The Importance of Being Earnest, this month at the Ceres Hall. A study of marriage,...

May 2, 2019

Game-changing technology for GEELONG’S WINE CULTURE

Geelong start-up company Third Aurora has launched Winetales, a smartphone application that will see consumers better able to interact with their favourite wineries using...

May 2, 2019

Three times a charm for Ocean Grove blues muso

Ocean Grove musician Andrea Robertson is preparing to launch her third independent album, which was recorded over two sessions in front of a live audience. Titled Live at New...

May 1, 2019

Community to unite for Bellbrae’s Mayfair

BELLBRAE Primary School is preparing for its annual Mayfair fundraiser on Sunday May 5, which will see thousands of community members from the Surf...

May 1, 2019

Barwon Heads cyclists pedal for change

THE Barwon Heads Cycling Association is hosting a launch event on Friday May 10 to celebrate the announcement of its second Bridge to Bridge...

May 1, 2019

Rotary club gives a crap about music

THE Rotary Club of Queenscliffe will launch a new community fundraiser initiative tomorrow (Friday) which will help fund musical instruments for all to use. The...

April 25, 2019

Hawks celebrate history at past players day

DRYSDALE Football Club’s past players gathered recently to reminisce on previous premierships and games gone by. The Hawks’ 10th annual Past Players and Officials Day...

April 25, 2019

TIME TO BRUSH UP ON YOUR VEGGYCATION

It’s no secret that adding more vegetables to your diet will benefit your overall health and wellbeing, but did you know vegetables can also help improve vision, speed...

April 25, 2019

COMFORT MONITOR to undergo tests at Deakin

Engineering researchers from Deakin have developed a “comfort monitor” to create an optimal environment for people who work in an office setting. Named the “Baby...

April 25, 2019

TRIATHLETE QUEEN KING INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME

When Joanne King-Hudson was growing up in the small town of Portland, she thought it was normal her parents exercised before pulling up a...

April 25, 2019

Catch great Scott’s Limbo at Spiegeltent

Melbourne showman Scott Maidment knows a thing or two about how to leave an audience gasping for air. Having worked with pop icon Madonna on her “Rebel Heart”...

April 25, 2019

Bittersweet comedy AT THE HEART OF TORQUAY THEATRE TROUPE’S LATEST

Torquay Theatre Troupe’s latest production The Memory of Water tells a story of family drama infused with bittersweet comedy. Directed by local playwright Sandra Fairthorne,...

April 25, 2019

City to be illuminated by creativity

This year’s Geelong After Dark program has officially landed, with over 70 art projects locked in to bring the city to life. On Friday May...

April 25, 2019

Green Living lights up Anglesea

ANGLESEA welcomed the launch of its inaugural Green Living Festival on April 13, celebrating the prospect of a sustainable future for the town. Sponsored by...

April 25, 2019

Grants available to realise youth summit’s good ideas

ABC HEYWIRE is calling on community organisations to implement ideas developed at the Heywire Regional Youth Summit by applying for seed funding through the...

April 25, 2019

Jayke proves he’s a cut above the rest

FROM meat room clean-up boy to now fully qualified butcher, it was Jayke Allen’s impressive work ethic that recently earnt him a rising star...

April 25, 2019

Thousands flock to The Drop

THOUSANDS of music fans took to the Torquay leg of this year’s The Drop Festival at the weekend, dancing their way into the balmy...

April 25, 2019

The Bellarine digs deep to support sick kids

FUNDRAISING events held across the Bellarine on Good Friday have raised thousands and thousands of dollars for the Royal Children’s Hospital Appeal. The Queenscliff Bowling,...

April 25, 2019

EPA approves abalone farm near Portland

ENVIRONMENT Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) has given the nod for a new abalone farm to be built near Portland. The application from Yumbah Nyamat is...

April 25, 2019

Trio to perform intimate concert in Point Lonsdale

CANBERRA-based songwriter Fred Smith together with Liz Frencham and Carl Pannuzzo will play an intimate concert in Point Lonsdale next week. Organised by the Lighthouse...

April 25, 2019

Almost 600 participants take part in classic fun run

THE Sheepwash Classic celebrated 40 years at the weekend when hundreds of locals hit the sand for Barwon Heads Primary School’s biggest fundraiser of...