Tourism


  • New bar and restaurant overlooking ocean

    An Apollo Bay developer has received the green light from Colac Otway Shire councillors to build a lounge bar and Greek restaurant overlooking the bay and harbour.

    APOLLO Bay will have about 15 new jobs on offer after civic leaders approved plans for a bar and restaurant with ocean views.

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  • Town preparing for 6000 riders

    Gellibrand businesses and residents are ready to roll out the red carpet for more than 6000 cyclists and support crews in November.

    THE Otways community of Gellibrand River remembers the “buzz” when 8100 cyclists and their crews rode into town 10 years ago and plans to re-create the celebration have started.

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  • Trail run will return

    A trail run through the Otways at Forrest will return bigger and better next year.

    ORGANISERS of Forrest’s first trail run hope to grow the event when it returns next year.

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  • Colac promotion divides opinions

    Footage from the new Colac, life your way advertisement.

    COLAC’S “life, your way” televisions ads have divided opinions.

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  • New market for Colac

    Sienna and Carolyn Milverton with some of the goodies on offer at this weekend’s Indoor Winter Market at Colac Golf Club.

    THIS weekend will mark the start of a new market selling fresh and organic produce and handcrafted goods from Colac and district.

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  • Council launches Colac campaign

    Colac-video

    COLAC’S first video advertising campaign since 2008 launched last night and will broadcast on television, on Melbourne buses, online and at Colac Otway Shire’s visitor centres.

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  • Coastal marathon breaks record

    The Great Ocean Road Marathon festival, which starts tomorrow, has attracted 3516 competitors from across the world.

    ONE of Australia’s iconic marathons has hit record entry numbers.

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  • Lower speed limits on Great Ocean Road

    Drivers face delays on the Great Ocean Road during the next 10 weeks.

    AUTHORITIES have permanently reduced speed limits by 10 kilometres an hour through Great Ocean Road towns.

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