Apollo Bay

  • Students to regenerate Apollo Bay sites

    Apollo Bay youngsters will work on a environmental regeneration program thanks to a State Government grant.

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  • FREEDOM BECKONS: State prepares to reunite, before restrictions go for good

    Local tourism businesses expect a bumper Melbourne Cup weekend to be the platform for a rewarding summer, when Melbourne residents make their long-awaited return later this week. Meanwhile, the state has outlined rules for the state’s freedom day next month when it reaches 90-per-cent vaccination, which will lift almost all COVID restrictions for good.

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  • Environment funding for coast groups

    Two Otways coast community groups have received State Government funding for environmental rehabilitation projects.

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  • Challenges ahead for traders

    An Apollo Bay business leader says changes to Victoria’s COVID-safe protocols and a new COVID-normal are good news but will still pose challenges for the town during summer, when Melbourne residents descend on the coast.

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  • Coronavirus fragments in Apollo Bay’s sewage

    Great Ocean Road Health’s chief says the detection of coronavirus fragments in Apollo Bay’s wastewater is unexpected but not a complete surprise considering there are positive cases close to the coastal town.

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  • Survey rubbishes Otways roads

    Deans Marsh-Lorne Road ranked second and Skenes Creek Road was seventh from a survey of regional Victorian drivers about the state’s most dangerous roads.

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  • Bay’s battery power study

    Apollo Bay has signed up for a battery power study that could help the coastal town boost its solar power use and minimise blackouts.

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  • Cup makes the most of long-awaited Bay trip

    A gleaming Melbourne Cup trophy has finally reached Apollo Bay for a full day of festivities after COVID delays.

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