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Port Campbell

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Vandals will be prosecuted, shire warns

CONTINUAL damage around Port Campbell has seen Corangamite Shire Council vow to pursue prosecutions.

11 June, 2025

Award recipient: Darcy Tribe (right) of the Port Campbell Surf Lifesaving Club won the Stewart Meek Most Passionate Club Person award. He is pictured with Kaye Meek.

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Port Campbell SLSC celebrates annual awards night

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Plastic “accidentally” released into ocean

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Minerva gas field sees new activity

Pushing ahead: Corangamite Shire Council will continue with the installation of its redesigned plans for the contentious decking at Port Campbell, despite receiving a petition with more than 1400 signatures calling for significant change.

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Port petition addressed by council

What a day: Crayfest returned over the weekend to draw thousands to Port Campbell for what has been hailed as the best event yet. Photo courtesy Brett Daffy

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Crayfest hailed a success

Here come the crayfish: Port Campbell is gearing up to celebrate Crayfest for its fifth year, promising a weekend of live music, delicious food and activities for the whole family.

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Popular Port Campbell festival returning

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The town to visit this year

For Ross and Andy: Molly Jones (from left), Charlotte Plozza, Robert Matthews, Max Smith, Daniel Ryan, Abbey Vines, Olivia Whiting, Ebony Woods from Timboon and surrounds have shared in funding dedicated to the memory of the late Ross and Andy Powell.

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Powell Legacy Fund empowers nine more

Unveiling accessibility: Goldie Elsum (left) hosts the ribbon cutting ceremony with mum Charlene Elsum and brother Rocky Elsum for beach matting named in her honour.

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Goldie’s Way

Change coming: The debate surrounding the new viewing platform at Port Campbell continued at last week’s Ordinary Meeting of Council, as members of the community raised their concerns surrounding the construction.

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Debate continues over bay views

Moving forward: Councillors voted at last weeks’ Ordinary Meeting of Council to increase funding towards the Port Campbell Town Centre revitalisation project by $500,000. Pictured is Cr Jamie Vogels.

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A further $500,000 allocated to Port Campbell

Developing disappointment: A local community group has raised concerns about impacted views due to the new deck safety rail at the Port Campbell foreshore. Pictured are locals Noel McKinnon (from left), Laura Fazzalari, Barry Breen, Anne Radford and Marion Manifold.

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Community concerned for lost view

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