GORCAPA

  • Co-op keen for development

    Apollo Bay Fishermen’s Co-Op says the perfect world would see it thriving in a redeveloped precinct by 2026 after authorities confirmed the iconic facility would remain part of a harbour masterplan.

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  • Council to be vigilant on coastal upgrades

    Colac Otway mayor Cr Chris Potter has assured the community that the council will continue to advocate their views on coastal projects, following the cancellation of a walking trail.

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  • Lorne loo layout released

    The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority is seeking feedback on a proposed upgrade design at Lorne’s Grove Road toilet block.

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  • Campers enjoying upgraded facilities

    Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park’s Queens Park is back open and ready for visitors in its newly upgraded facilities.

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  • Coastal caravan park re-opens after upgrade

    Skenes Creek Caravan Park has reopened for the holiday season after closing down for upgrades.

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  • Warning over landslide dangers at coastal cliffs

    The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority has launched a new public safety campaign to raise awareness of the risks involved with cliff failure.

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  • Red tape hinders harbour plans

    Apollo Bay Harbour users say red tape is holding up key infrastructure projects, including ocean rescue facilities and public toilets.

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  • Public summit on Ocean Road’s future

    A special Great Ocean Road Summit every two years forms part of a strategy to involve the public in planning the region’s future.

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