Great Ocean Road

  • Eroding coastline an ongoing worry

    A Marengo man says Mounts Bay’s coastline has receded about 20 metres since 1995, amid calls for long-term protections against erosion.

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  • Containers protect coast road

    More than 30 shipping containers will line the Great Ocean Road near Cumberland River as a temporary measure to keep motorists safe.

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  • Council supports action plan

    Colac Otway Shire Council chief executive Peter Brown has praised the State Government’s plan to manage the Great Ocean Road, saying it responds to the council’s advocacy.

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  • Ocean road authority backed

    The Great Ocean Road will have a single management agency, after political parties gave bipartisan support to the plan.

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  • Ocean Road roundabout plan worries cafe owner

    Cafe owner Paul Yates is worried about a proposed roundabout at Lavers Hill’s main intersection.

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  • Coalition wants single body to manage Great Ocean Road

    One authority will manage the Great Ocean Road if the Liberal-Nationals win government at November’s state election, prompting a call for bipartisan support for the commitment.

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  • Fears of Ocean Road collapse

    Otway Forum’s Peter Fillmore is calling on authorities to take immediate action to protect and fix sections of the Great Ocean Road where he says deterioration is posing a risk for motorists.

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  • Coast needs cash injection to cope with tourist influx

    The Great Ocean Road needs greater investment to cope with increased tourism when Avalon Airport opens its international terminal, Apollo Bay Chamber of Commerce’s president says.

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