Lorne

  • Lorne signs gun recruits for 2016

    NEW Lorne coach Sam Stavenuiter has taken little time to strengthen the Dolphins’ list and turn the team into a genuine flag contender.

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  • Thousands flock to support Pier to Pub

    SIX-TIME Pier to Pub winner Sam Sheppard was rapt to see a bumper crowd of about 25,000 rally behind Lorne and its iconic ocean swim in the wake of the Christmas Day fires.

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  • Pier to Pub officials hope to boost Lorne

    LORNE Pier to Pub race director Mark Williamson says he expects this year’s iconic ocean swim to have extra meaning following the recent bushfire devastation.

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  • Elliminyt man’s target in Pier to Pub

    A COLAC district Pier To Pub veteran says he hopes to eventually notch up 30 appearances in the famous open-water swim.

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  • Great Ocean Road re-opens fully

    THE GREAT Ocean Road reopened this morning to allow visitors to return to the region after, 12 days after fire destroyed 116 houses in the area.

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  • Lorne swim to go ahead despite fire threat

    LORNE Pier to Pub officials are confident the famous ocean swim will go ahead next Saturday despite a constant fire threat surrounding the coastal town.

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  • Swans sign Dolphins tall

    SOUTH BARWON football officials say new Swans recruit and former Lorne footballer Lochie Donne is shaping up as a ready-made senior footballer.

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  • AFL footballers train in district

    WESTERN BULLDOGS AFL footballers are the latest elite sportsmen to use Colac district coastal towns for pre-season training exercises.

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