Corangamite Shire Council

  • State chips in $6 million for Port Campbell

    A $17-million transformation of Port Campbell’s town centre has cleared a significant hurdle, with the State Government contributing $6 million to the project.

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  • Gas drilling is legal again

    Energy companies can once again begin searching and drilling for gas in Victoria now that a moratorium on onshore exploration has lifted.

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  • Coast resort tensions rise

    Lawyers for Princetown wetlands activists have written to Corangamite Shire Council, raising concerns that builders breached permit conditions to access a development site.

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  • Corangamite surveys pet owners

    Corangamite Shire Council is surveying pet owners about issues related to their furry friends.

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  • Mockridge Park plan on hold

    Plans for a multi-million-dollar Camperdown sports precinct are likely on ice for another year.

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  • Engineers assess collapsed bridge

    There’s no timeline yet on a fix to a Chapple Vale bridge that collapsed under a truck last week.

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  • Street surveillance

    All eyes were on Camperdown over the long weekend, as curious vigilante artworks appeared on the main street.

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  • Cash for blackspot

    Scotts Creek residents will soon enjoy improved phone coverage to boost business and bushfire responses.

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