Apollo Bay

  • Terrific tuna turning heads off Apollo Bay

    Monster tunas weighing well over 100 kilograms have attracted fishers from far and wide, including some famous faces, to try their luck in Apollo Bay waters.

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  • 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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