Affordable holiday fun at The Shed
Theatre 3Triple2 for Kids is pleased to present an all new production of Rumpelstiltskin these school holidays – the classic tale of how a...
Take a trip on The Bellarine Railway
Looking for something fun and adventurous to do these school holidays? Take a scenic journey from Queenscliff to Drysdale or Lakers Siding, travelling alongside...
Get your child on track for Term 4 at Kip McGrath
While maths is one of the most important subjects at school, it can cause the most stress for students who struggle with basic concepts. Before...
Ice cream paradise set to re-open its doors
As the temperature rises, Paradise Parlour Ice Cream in Ocean Grove is re-opening its doors to serve up a smorgasbord of natural and delicious...
Visit the legendary land of myth and adventure these school holidays
Kryal Castle is gearing up to deliver the magic of myths and legends these school holidays, with a host of medieval activities locked in...
Spring rolls on at Rollerway
What better way to entertain the kids this coming holiday than at Rollerway Newtown? With non-stop entertainment, Rollerway is the perfect spot to embrace...
Game on: Geemanji hits Geelong
Tikis have taken over Geelong and the Bellarine, with animals now running wild around all parts of the region. Solve the hidden clues and...
Join in on the fun at Central Geelong these school holidays
With spring now in full bloom, what better time to tee up and have a swing at the pop up nine-hole mini golf course...
Torquay storyteller to launch moving new novel
Critically acclaimed Torquay author Favel Parrett will launch her heartfelt new novel There Was Still Love at the Geelong Library and Heritage Centre next...
Meat-free doesn’t mean salt-free
The number of meat-free alternatives stocked in supermarkets has grown 380 per cent in less than a decade, but new research has found some...
After-hours pilot launches at Great Ocean Road Health
PATIENTS in Lorne and Apollo Bay will have better access to after-hours emergency services thanks to a new telehealth pilot which is taking flight...
Surf Coast Shire welcomes new citizens
THE Surf Coast Shire welcomed 11 people as new citizens this week as part of 2019 Australian Citizenship Day...
Roads to close for Amy’s Gran Fondo this weekend
RIDERS of all ages will take part in the annual Amy’s Gran Fondo cycling event on the Great Ocean Road...
Join the conversation at Art of the Minds
According to Beyond Blue, three million Australians are living with anxiety or depression, yet conversations about our population’s mental health often dodge the dinner...
The truth about acne
WITH DIRECT CHEMIST OUTLET There are so many myths about acne that it’s hard to know who and what to believe. But what’s most...
From big waves to footy: 20 years of high-performance psychology
IN September 1999, Jan Juc psychologist Richy Bennett published his first article titled “Overcome your fear: Why surfing big waves is all mind games”...
The Hive Gallery welcomes its first international artist
This month, The Hive Gallery in Ocean Grove is hosting its inaugural “Month of Sculpture” exhibition in a bid to showcase the region’s talented...
Oberon High School to keep its name despite move
MEMBER for South Barwon Darren Cheeseman has confirmed that Oberon High School will keep its name when it relocates to Armstrong Creek in 2021. Mr...
The Next Step is Geelong
A popular group of children’s entertainers will perform in Geelong this month as part of a 10-date Australian tour. The cast from hit Canadian television...
Briefs for September 12
Roadworks begin in Lorne
REPAIR works on the Great Ocean Road at Lorne began on Monday. The works are taking place from Bay Street to...Charging station powers up at RACV Torquay Resort
ELECTRIC vehicles can now make a useful pitstop at the start of the Great Ocean Road with last week’s official opening of an ultra-rapid...
Sarah Henderson wins Senate preselection
SARAH Henderson has made a rapid return to federal politics, emerging as the winner of a tightly-fought contest to fill a casual Senate vacancy...
Road renaming in Gherang rejected
A STATE government body has knocked back the Surf Coast Shire’s renaming of part of a road in Gherang. Nobles Road runs generally north-south but...
Woe is 4G as community voices Quay tower doubts
THE planned installation of a telecommunications tower in Torquay North is not being welcomed by some of the area’s residents, who claim it will...