Apollo Bay

  • Outbreak hits lobster sector

    Apollo Bay’s lobster fishing industry has suffered another blow, with its crucial Sydney export market in COVID turmoil.

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  • Tiny treasures hiding in region

    Colac and district residents can be on the lookout with a community treasure hunt underway, in the form of painted rocks.

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  • Bay residents keep a close watch on groynes

    Authorities have finished building two groynes at Apollo Bay, with hopes the new structures will be a big boost for defence against beach erosion.

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  • Push to get vaccines

    Apollo Bay and Lorne locals have shared their perspectives on COVID-19 vaccines and their wishes for other coastal residents to get the jab to protect their communities and look to the future.

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  • Work begins on new Apollo Bay kinder

    Apollo Bay parents will have access to a new kindergarten as early as next year, thanks to a State Government roll-out.

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  • Quake shakes coastal areas

    The region’s largest earthquake in more than 60 years has shaken residents at Apollo Bay.

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  • Melburnians return to a grateful Apollo Bay

    Apollo Bay traders were grateful for a gradual return of visitors on the weekend as a travel ban on Melbourne residents lifted.

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  • Seismic report dismays Apollo Bay fishers

    A long-awaited Federal Parliament inquiry has stopped short of endorsing a ban on seismic testing in Australia, frustrating local fishers.

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