Apollo Bay

  • Fun in class at Apollo Bay

    Colac Herald photographer Ruby O’Dowd caught up with Apollo Bay P-12 College students recently.

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  • No positive tests at coast

    Great Ocean Road Health has tested 327 people at its Lorne and Apollo Bay pop-up COVID-19 testing sites this month and is yet to record any positive cases.

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  • Sand work for beach

    Sand renourishment will start at Apollo Bay’s foreshore this week, in a bid to provide a temporary fix for coastal erosion. The temporary dune system will help stabilise the foreshore, with contractors using sand deposits from recent dredging of the Apollo Bay harbour. A Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning spokesperson said the work […]

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  • Crude joke has a message

    Two Colac Otway Shire leaders have criticised an “anti-tourism” campaign that tells people to stay away from Apollo Bay to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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  • ‘Alfresco’ Apollo Bay plan

    Part of the Great Ocean Road could become a pedestrian walkway, if a plan from the Apollo Bay business sector gains support to transform the town’s tourist hotspot.

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  • A crashing end to winter break

    An Apollo Bay accommodation site has been forced to cancel 30 to 50 bookings this weekend, after metro Melbourne went back into stage three coronavirus lockdown.

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  • Star Hawk heads north

    Popular Apollo Bay recruit Dan Delaney says he will use a football season in Darwin to return to the Hawks at full flight for the 2021 season.

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  • Emerging forward heading interstate

    Exciting Colac district footballer Dustin Walters says he will keep his options open in 2021 after revealing he is heading to the Northern Territory to play later this year.

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