Surf Coast Shire Council

  • 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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  • Surf Coast grants program applications open

    Applications have opened for the Surf Coast Shire Council’s Small Grants program, to motivate community groups to bring their ideas to life through activities, projects and initiatives.

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