Surf Coast Shire Council

  • Emerging community leaders take next step

    Sixteen people from across Surf Coast Shire have graduated from this year’s Casuarina Community Leadership Program.

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  • Rainbow flag to fly

    The LGBTQ rainbow flag will be the first to fly on Camperdown’s new community flagpole on Tuesday.

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  • Preserving Winchelsea’s character

    Winchelsea’s historic village character and country charm will have protections under a new Surf Coast Shire Council planning scheme amendment.

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  • Surf Coast issues artist grants

    A hinterland art school, an experimental textile project and a film featuring the ocean and Otways have received cash from Surf Coast Shire Council’s 2022 Arts Development Seed Fund.

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  • Surf Coast to stop carbon emissions by 2030

    Surf Coast Shire Council has finalised a goal date to cut out all greenhouse gas emissions, as part of its 2030 Climate Emergency Response Plan.

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  • Winch pool upgrade leads budget spend

    A $2-million upgrade to Winchelsea’s swimming pool, $1-million Deans Marsh Community Hall upgrade and $300,000 Winchelsea netball court headline spending in Surf Coast Shire’s draft budget.

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  • Climate change grants available

    Eco-friendly community groups, schools and businesses can now apply for the Surf Coast Shire Council’s Climate Emergency Grant program.

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  • Policy changes flagged

    The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags will fly at half-mast outside Surf Coast Shire Council’s offices on January 26, but not on the council’s main flag poles.

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