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Community feedback helps shape updated Council policies

Surf Coast Shire Council has adopted the Strategic Asset Management Policy and Infrastructure Special Rates and Charges Scheme Policy, with community feedback helping to...

Installation of Karaaf stormwater diversion system moving closer   

Installation of a stormwater diversion system which will help restore health to the environmentally significant Karaaf Wetlands is moving closer to reality. A new pump...

Have your say on how Council engages with you

Surf Coast Shire Council is inviting community feedback on a draft Community Engagement Policy that will guide how people can have a say on...

External operator engaged to manage new Wurdi Baierr Aquatic and Recreation Centre and Winchelsea Pool

To get ready for the opening of the new Wurdi Baierr Aquatic and Recreation Centre in Torquay, Surf Coast Shire Council has approved entering...

Community invited to support IDAHOBIT 2026

Surf Coast Shire Council will celebrate IDAHOBIT 2026 with a flag-raising ceremony and community morning tea, recognising the importance of inclusion, respect and equality...

How Sascha was reunited with her owners after six-kilometre adventure

Four-year-old vizsla Sascha and her pal Rudi enjoy exploring their home paddocks on long walks together. But when she decided to bolt while still...

Emergency Relief Centre update

Around 200 people attended Council’s emergency relief centre at Stribling Reserve in Lorne on Thursday night. Most attendees had evacuated from nearby caravan parks and...

Holiday waste collection changes and extra summer services

There will be temporary changes to kerbside bin collections over the Christmas period, along with additional waste and recycling collections from Boxing Day to...

QUEENSCLIFF MUSIC FESTIVAL SELLS OUT OF SATURDAY TICKETS!

Queenscliff Music Festival has officially sold out of Saturday single day tickets, with thousands of music lovers set to pack the iconic coastal festival...

‘Branching Out’ program brings new trees to Deans Marsh and Winchelsea

Deans Marsh and Winchelsea have received leafy makeovers, with trees planted along key roads in both towns in partnership with local communities as part...
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