Apollo Bay urgently needs to resolve the growing confusion over Great Ocean Road traffic conflicting with a soldier’s memorial on Nelson Street. At the public consultation by Regional Roads VIC on 12 February, four solutions were offered, the preferred option … Continued
May I remind Victorians of the so-called father’s day massacre in 2000. Only one died, my 11 year old nephew. He’d been sitting at a computer while his nine year old brother played on the floor with a loaded antique … Continued
The earth cries out for mitigation of climate change. Australia sells more coal. We’ve ordered 72 joint strike fighters, just in case. For the first time brave Cuba loses 27 souls. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology predicts But who tells … Continued
Apollo Bay’s Chamber of Commerce deserves hearty congratulations for hosting a fascinating evening on the future of the fishing Industry recently. Perched as we are in glorious isolation on the seaward edge of stunning forest and the Great Ocean Road we have long passed … Continued
logging in the Otways has gone too far beware the crazy log trucks tree farming and plantations bring danger, pollution and poisons a threat to our future look at the log dumps near Colac I am sick to my stomach every … Continued
Victorian taxpayers built Apollo Bay’s first harbour back in the 1950s for our shark and cray fishing industry. Although these twenty or so fishing families have shrunk to about six the harbour has been rebuilt with enormous floating concrete jetties. … Continued