Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority

  • Council stands firm on coastal policies

    Colac Otway Shire councillors have made a strong statement they will fight to protect Apollo Bay’s skate park and won’t let the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority dictate coastal policy.

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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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  • Grand plans for coast food vans

    An expected increase in visitors along the Great Ocean Road has prompted the coastal land manager to seek food vans for roadside areas.

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  • Call for overhaul of coastal body

    The state opposition has promised to overhaul the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority if it wins November’s state election.

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  • Park to reopen by end of year

    Geelong-based construction companies SCAADA Group and Formflow will lead a redevelopment of the Skenes Creek Foreshore Caravan Park, with work to begin in coming months.

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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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  • Temporary stumps help Wye children enjoy monkey bar

    One month on, authorities are a step closer to fixing play equipment at Wye River while a manufacturer remains quiet.

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