Tourism

  • Policeman realises his motoring dream

    COLAC’S Senior Sergeant Ken Slingsby loves his cars so much that when he found a 1958 Triumph just over a year ago, he just had to have it.

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  • Thousands descend for coastal holiday

    “NO VACANCY” signs are up as thousands of tourists descend on Apollo Bay, Lorne and coastal areas for summer holidays.

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  • Stay patient in busy holiday traffic: police

    COLAC district police officers are urging motorists to be patient while driving this festive season.

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  • Colac truck museum opens to public

    A COLAC truck museum will open to the public within weeks, and its owner hopes it will become a permanent tourist attraction for Colac.

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  • Parking proposal causing concern

    A COLAC motel owner says Vic-Roads’ proposal to change the Princes Highway between Bruce and Queen streets will impact businesses and residents.

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  • Beechy Trail wins statewide award

    OLD BEECHY Rail Trail committee founding member Tony Grogan is celebrating success after the Otways recreation track claimed a Victorian innovation award.

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  • Chair cuts down access barriers

    THE ARRIVAL of a new all-terrain wheelchair at Apollo Bay has helped people with mobility issues access the Great Ocean Walk.

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  • Golden prize for walker

    PERSISTENCE paid off for Colac’s Angus Rogers, with a Golden Gumboot discovery earning him free tickets to a play centre.

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