Surf Coast Shire Council

  • Winchelsea stadium repairs attract a big bill

    Winchelsea Leisure Time Centre needs more than $350,000 worth of upgrades before it can reopen for school and community use, a council report says.

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  • Key tick for point project

    Surf Coast Shire Council has agreed to a critical land transfer at Lorne’s Point Grey precinct and will allow the State Government to submit a new planning permit for a $10-million redevelopment of the site.

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  • Winch project a priority, council adopts plan

    Winchelsea outdoor recreation projects are among Surf Coast Shire Council’s top priorities for the state and federal governments.

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  • Point Grey vote delayed

    Surf Coast Shire Council has narrowly voted to delay a land transfer allowing Lorne’s Point Grey project to proceed, as a battle to save the town’s former Fishermen’s Co-op surges on.

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  • Australia Day event gone

    Surf Coast Shire Council will scrap celebratory events on January 26 from next year and acknowledge it as a day of mourning for First Nations peoples.

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  • Payment extension for traders

    Surf Coast Shire Council will defer payment deadlines for hospitality businesses to ease financial stress during the pandemic.

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  • Council surplus down $1M during pandemic

    Surf Coast Shire Council has performed $1 million worse than expected in the past financial year, as COVID-19 continued to impact the organisation.

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  • Council finally passes governance rules

    Surf Coast Shire Council has finally signed off on a new set of governance rules, but not before a last hurrah to have the contentious policy changed at the last minute.

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