Articles by Greta Lannen

  • Tourism sector pleads for support to continue

    Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism is urging the Federal Government to extend its JobSeeker program to help keep the tourism industry alive.

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  • Rainforest site opens

    Maits Rest visitor area will reopen to the public tomorrow after the completion of refurbishments to the rainforest boardwalk.

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  • Low rainfall depletes local water stocks

    Below-average rainfall this year has caused a drop in Colac’s water storages.

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  • Push to fast-track coast work

    G21 Geelong Region Alliance has called for the fast-tracking of the City Deal and its projects amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Travellers’ temperatures tested

    Lorne and Apollo Bay accommodation operators and people travelling to the coastal towns these school holidays will have access to onsite temperature testing.

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  • Testing site opened for Winchelsea residents

    A pop-up COVID-19 testing site opened at Winchelsea yesterday.

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  • Library leaders look ahead

    Corangamite Regional Library Corporation has expressed its disappointment in Colac Otway Shire Council’s decision to withdraw from the corporation, with uncertainty surrounding jobs as its Colac headquarters looks set to relocate.

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  • Health service merger success

    Great Ocean Road Health celebrates its one-year anniversary today, after Apollo Bay’s Otway Health and Lorne Community Hospital joined forces to form the new health service.

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