Great Ocean Road

  • Investment in Lorne shore

    GREAT OCEAN ROAD Coast Committee is spending $200,000 in the next financial year to begin upgrades on the Lorne foreshore.

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  • Walk to start with wave

    A symbolic trail head and platform to mark the starting point of the Great Ocean Road Walk at Apollo Bay to open early next month.

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  • Former runner-up returns and wins

    ANGLESEA-born athlete Julian Spence went one better than his run last year to claim the 2015 Great Ocean Road Marathon yesterday.

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  • Tourists cause worry on Great Ocean Road

    COLAC’S leading traffic policeman says tourist traffic continues to create problems on the Great Ocean Road.

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  • One dead in bus crash

    A woman in her 30s died after a tourist bus with seven people on board crashed on the Great Ocean Road at Gellibrand Lower yesterday.

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  • Motorists speed on tourist road

    POLICE have caught two drivers travelling 38 kilometres an hour over the speed limit on the Great Ocean Road within 20 minutes of each other.

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  • Plan to boost coastal tourism

    THE STATE Government has thrown $1 million behind a plan to have people spend more time at towns surrounding the iconic Twelve Apostles.

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  • Personal best time for Great Ocean Road Marathon winner

    ALEX MATTHEWS ran a personal best time to clinch his first Great Ocean Road Marathon along the iconic route from Lorne to Apollo Bay.

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