GORCAPA

  • Push for flush-friendly action

    Barwon Water and the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority are teaming up for a campaign to promote sustainable water use at coastal sites.

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  • Lorne park work starts

    Facilities at Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park’s Queens Park site will receive a $850,000 upgrade through a State Government tourism grants program.

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  • Wye River sand renourishment begins

    Work has started to replenish sand on the eastern Wye River foreshore to increase the dunes’ resilience to coastal erosion.

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  • Comment on coast policy

    Coast residents have until next Friday to comment on the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority’s draft community engagement commitment and framework.

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  • Frustration at ongoing park closure

    Skenes Creek Caravan Park will open next month at a reduced capacity, more than a year after the State Government ousted its previous long-term tenants.

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  • Community input into Lorne plans

    Lorne residents have another chance to shape designs for the town’s Point Grey precinct redevelopment.

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  • Authority’s bill approved

    New Great Ocean Road land management legislation has passed State Parliament with amendments to protect local communities from new fees and charges.

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  • Key tick for point project

    Surf Coast Shire Council has agreed to a critical land transfer at Lorne’s Point Grey precinct and will allow the State Government to submit a new planning permit for a $10-million redevelopment of the site.

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