Apollo Bay

  • Bay youngsters revive tennis at coastal club

    Emerging tennis players will help Apollo Bay return to competitive tennis in the Polwarth association for the first time in more than 30 years.

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  • Video link for coastal patients

    Lorne and Apollo Bay residents will now have access to specialist emergency doctors after hours, thanks to a new video link.

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  • DEEP THINKING

    Sinking a ship at Apollo Bay could create a haven for fishers and divers, residents say, while investing in an artificial reef could help the Bay battle escalating coastal erosion.

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  • Premiership link for father and son

    In 2002, the late Apollo Bay club legend Bryan Noseda led the Hawks to a reserves football premiership at Colac’s Central Reserve. Seventeen years later, his son Matt achieved the same feat.

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  • Girl, 17, suffers injuries in fall

    An Apollo Bay teen has a swollen jaw, cuts and bruises after unrestrained dogs spooked the horse she was riding, causing her to plummet to the ground.

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  • Green light for roundabout at Apollo Bay

    Colac Otway Shire councillors have voted to give in-principle support to Regional Roads Victoria for a controversial roundabout at Apollo Bay, near the town’s war memorial.

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  • Caddy joins Falcons

    Apollo Bay export Alice Caddy’s dream of playing footy is coming true at a club that has shaped some of the trailblazers of the AFL Women’s competition.

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  • Century goalkicker to boost Apollo Bay

    Apollo Bay football coach Brent Macleod expects his forward line to cause headaches for opposition defenders this season after adding a century goalkicker.

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