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Warrnambool and Port Fairy safety signs erected, following floods New and crucial safety signs have been erected in Warrnambool and Port Fairy in a bid to warn locals and visitors about the flood danger around various popular spots. The signage, developed by VICSES, Glenelg Hopkins CMA, Warrnambool City Council, and Moyne Shire Council contains key safety information, emergency phone numbers, local imagery, and a handy QR code that links to online flood resources. The signs can be seen at the Russell Creek culvert, Mortlake Road in Warrnambool and Martins Point Playground in Port Fairy. Artic...

Lockdown to end at midnight tonight The news that residents on the Great South Coast have been waiting for has been announced, with confirmation there will be no extension to Victoria's snap 5 day lockdown. Almost all restrictions will be lifted from 11:59pm tonight, including the four reasons to leave your home and the 5km radius, though only 5 visitors will be allowed in the home, and 20 at a public gathering. Schools will re-open, as will businesses effected by the lockdown, while sport and recreation can resume. For masks, they will be required at all times inside (other than at home), an...

Moyne Women Inspire. Awards to recognise contribution of inspirational Moyne women

Camperdown Police call on local community to be vigilent Police in the Camperdown area have been made aware of a series of phone scams, where police station phone numbers are being cloned and used to trick people into handing over large quantities of money. As a result they've warned the community to be vigilant, If they receive a phone call requesting personal information or payment from a person representing themselves from a law enforcement or government agency. Sergeant Andrew Raven from Camperdown Police, says it's disturbing that these types of scams have resurfaced. "It was around a fe...

New Signs Lead The Way 17 February 2021 | 09:36am New wayfinding signs for mountain bike trail Making the most of Warrnambool’s mountain bike trail has been made easier thanks to new directional signs. A total of 60 signs have been installed at the Thunder Point mountain bike trail, directing people along three different loops. Council provided $15,000 for the project via the Small Infrastructure Fund, with Warrnambool Mountain Bike Club volunteers installing the signs over a series of working bees along 7km of trail. Article continues below Club Treasurer Graeme Wines said that the new sig...