Articles by Jacob Traynor

  • Outdoor dining survey closing

    Apollo Bay business owners have praised outdoor dining “parklets” and are hoping the program will continue in the future.

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  • Mystery object on beach

    A piece of history has washed up on Lorne’s shores, with speculation about its origins.

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  • Deadline on election boundaries nears

    People have until Friday to object to proposed federal election boundaries that would sever Apollo Bay, Lorne and hinterland communities from the seat of Corangamite.

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  • P-platers night risk

    P-platers are seven times more likely to be killed or injured while driving at night compared with fully licenced drivers, new research shows.

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  • Police seek Winchelsea evader

    Police are appealing for information after a vehicle sped away from officers at Winchelsea.

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  • Return of service

    Anzac Day ceremonies will go ahead in Colac this year, officials have confirmed.

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  • Police call for black spot warning

    Road police say warning signs before a steep road descent near Birregurra could improve safety at the site.

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  • Accessible crash data would improve GPS on rural roads: expert

    Easily accessible crash and road data could help prevent GPS technology sending motorists along rough country roads in Colac and district, a national transport research group says.

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