News

  • Track takes shape

    Birregurra families are super excited to see plans for the town’s pump track progress, following community consultation.

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  • Faster EV charging for Lorne’s station

    A new and improved electric vehicle charger is ready to go at Lorne.

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  • Sponge restoration underway

    A world-first deep water sponge restoration project is well underway off the coast of Apollo Bay, with cultivated sponges deployed to an artificial reef this week.

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  • Final Powell scholarships

    The Powell Legacy Fund established to honour the lives of Port Campbell heroes Ross and Andy Powell has distributed the last round of scholarships.

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  • Bay’s new energy hub

    Apollo Bay community members and visitors will be able to stay connected in times of disaster thanks to a new community energy hub in the town.

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  • District chase ends in arrest

    Police have charged a man after tracking an erratic vehicle through Winchelsea and across Greater Geelong suburbs.

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  • Carers rising to meet demand

    Colac Area Health’s Frank Minchinton Centre is facing more demand than ever, providing more than 1050 cancer treatments last year.

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  • Working dogs tested at Mount Hesse trials

    Organiser Ross McIntosh says the Mount Hesse Farm Dog Trials are an ideal opportunity to show off the history of the property.

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