Surf Coast Shire Council

  • Winch hall in public’s hands

    Winchelsea Shire Hall is back in community hands.

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  • SES land back up for sale

    Surf Coast Shire Council will release industrial land for Winchelsea and facilitate the gifting of the town’s SES site, just a month after deferring a sale.

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  • Fire-prone regions get a break

    Fire authorities have finished work to create 40-metre-wide fire breaks around Surf Coast towns, and will now turn their attention to Colac
    Otway.

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  • Surf Coast amenity rules under review

    Surf Coast Shire residents can have their say about rules governing public amenity and burnoffs for the first time in 10 years.

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  • Vote to untie Point Grey knot

    A $10-million revamp of Lorne’s Point Grey precinct remains on hold because of authorities’ confusion about land ownership at the site.

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  • More opposition to gas plans

    Surf Coast Shire councillor Kate Gazzard has moved to formally oppose a Federal Government gas plan that could see companies drill for oil and gas five kilometres from the Great Ocean Road.

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  • Winch Hall deal proposed

    Winchelsea’s former shire hall is finally set to reopen to the public, with the town’s community to take over management of the site.

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  • Big drop in landfill use

    New data shows the Surf Coast Shire Council’s landfill reforms haven’t been a waste, with record low levels of waste going to landfill.

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