JANUARY 2019
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Wed. 26th Dec
- Fri. 4th Jan
- 11am-4pm daily
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 42nd Apollo Bay Art Show
@ Apollo Bay Senior Citizens Centre, 4 Whelan Street
& Arts Inc. Gallery, Mechanics Hall
Apollo Bay Arts Inc. is hosting its 42nd annual Art Show.
Painting, Drawing, Photography, Sculpture.
Entrance Fee: Adults $3, Children Free
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Tue. 8th - Sat. 12th
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 Learn to Sail @ the Apollo Bay Sailing Club
Learn to sail, right here in Apollo Bay!
Courses for kids, teenagers and adults delivered by experienced and friendly qualified Australian Sailing instructors.
For more information and to register go to www.theboatshed.net.au/apollo-bay/
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Sat. 12th
- 2pm
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Community Fireguard Meeting
@ Marrar Woorn Community Centre, 6 Pengilley Avenue, Apollo Bay
Wild Dog Rd, Tiger Lane, Barham River Groups
CFA Community Fireguard Facilitator Kylie McLaren will conduct the session.
Take this opportunity to review your Bushfire plans, update resources and connect with new neighbours.
Enquiries: Jane (03) 5237 6335
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Sun. 13th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on the Barham resort proposal, coastal erosion and the harbour redevelopment.
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Mon. 14th
- Mon. 21st
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 Summer by the Sea on the Otway Coast
Free activities.
For further information and to book go to summerbythesea.vic.gov.au.
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Tue. 15th
- 7.30-9pm
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Watch the acclaimed film The Whale Chasers and hear from DELWP Wildlife Officer Ian Westhorpe.
This is a free event and is suitable for all ages. Children under 16 years of age must be supervised by an accompanying adult.
See here for more info.
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Sun. 20th
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club  
 See here for further details
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Sat. 26th
- 10.15pm
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 Australia Day Fireworks @ Apollo Bay Foreshore
10.15pm for approx 10 minutes.
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Wed. 30th
- 4pm
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 Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ COPACC
See the full agenda here.
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FEBRUARY 2019
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Fri. 1st
Sat. 2nd
Sun. 3rd
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Draft Tourism, Parking and Traffic Strategy Drop-in Sessions
Colac Otway Shire Council has prepared the draft Colac Otway Tourism Parking and Traffic Strategy for Apollo Bay, Skenes Creek, Marengo, Wye River, Separation Creek, Lavers Hill, Forrest, and Kennett River. A draft of the Kennett River Tourism Parking and Traffic Strategy has also been prepared as a standalone document for Kennett River.
The draft strategies will be on public exhibition from Mon. 7 Jan to Fri. 15 Mar 2019 on the Shire's website.
Drop-in information sessions about the draft Strategy will be held at the following times:
FORREST – Fri. 1 Feb - 3pm - 5pm, Forrest General Store
APOLLO BAY – Sat. 2 Feb - 9–11.30am, Community Market, Foreshore
SKENES CREEK – Sat. 2 Feb - 12noon–2pm, Beachfront Caravan Park, Skenes Creek
KENNETT RIVER – Sat. 2 Feb - 3-5pm, Kafe Koala, Kennett River
WYE RIVER – Sun. 3 Feb - 9–11am, Wye River Surf Life Saving Club
LAVERS HILL – Sun. 3 Feb - 2–4pm, Lavers Hill Hall
See here for further information.
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Sat. 2nd
- 2-4pm
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 Southern Otways Sustainable Solar Energy Community Drop-in
@ Apollo Bay Senior Citizens Centre, 4 Whelan St, Apollo Bay
Have you ever wondered…
Is it true that I can reduce my power bills if I install solar panels?
Batteries, are they worth the cost?
Can I take part in the community bulk buy scheme?
Am I eligible for the $2,225 Vic Government solar rebate?
…then Drop-in
Whether you are a resident, holiday home owner, business person or member of a local community group, this is a fantastic opportunity as the Federal and State Governments are offering great subsidies and financing for you to make the move to renewable energy!
If you have a solar array installed (either here, elsewhere, on-grid, off-grid, now or in the past) it would be great if you could join us at the event to share your experiences with others. We have a table set aside for folks who would like a personal view on what installing solar means (rather than a technical overview or a sales pitch). Any support which you are able to provide between 2-4 would be greatly appreciated even if it's only for a short time.
 We will also have an info table on the Apollo Bay foreshore on Sat 26 Jan from 9:00 - 12:00.
Always looking for folks to help setup and manage these events on the day.
 You will feel good and the planet will thank you for it!
If you would like more information please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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Sun. 10th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on the Barham resort proposal, coastal erosion and the harbour redevelopment.
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Tue. 12th
- 1.30-4.30pm
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 Apollo Bay U3A 2019 Registration Day
@ Apollo Bay Community Centre, Whelan Street
Register as a U3A member to attend courses at no extra cost (exceptions may be for materials or for transport). $20 per person per annum.
Bookings for term 1 will open on 12 February, come along and chat to presenters. Afternoon tea will be available.
Information and bookings: Penelope Calcutt 0473009300 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Fri. 15th
- 6pm
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Community Meeting on International Driver Safety @ Apollo Bay Bowls Club
Convened by Sarah Henderson MP. All welcome.
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Sat. 16th
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 Seabins for the Harbour & Beach Cleanup
@ Apollo Bay Harbour
Come and join us to see how much rubbish we can collect off of our beautiful beach in ONE hour. The rubbish will be displayed at the Fisheries stand at the Seafood Festival to raise awareness of the impact of plastic in our oceans.
Sat 16 Feb, 9am, ‘Mothers Wall’ beach entrance at harbour.
Bags provided. BYO gloves if you have them.
We are also hoping to raise enough money to buy a Seabin for Apollo Bay harbour, a revolutionary ocean cleaning floating rubbish bin that operates 24/7 catching all floating debris in the water.
For donations please go to au.gofundme.com/sea-bin-apollo-bay or visit us at the Victorian Fisheries Authority stand at the Apollo Bay Seafood Festival Harbour Day. Thank you!
For more details: Nancy & Mark Kininmonth 0405 495 909
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Sat. 16th
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 Apollo Bay Seafood Festival Harbour Day @ Apollo Bay Harbour
Seafood Market - Pop Up Restaurants - Music - Kids Program - Workshops - Sailing + much more
 Apollo Bay Sailing Club - Salty Dog Bar
Famous Oyster Shooters, Gourmet hot dogs; Ice cold beer & drinks.
Relax on our dog friendly lawn.
Bean bags, plenty of shade, Aussie music.
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Sun. 17th
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club
See here for further details
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Wed. 20th
- 5pm
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 Formidable Vegetable @ Apollo Bay Community Garden
Sausage sizzle and warm up music from 5pm.
Formidable Vegetable on from 6pm.
$5 per adult, children free.
Presented by....
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Thu. 21st
- 6.30pm
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Apollo Bay Discussion Group @ the SS Casino Room, Apollo Bay Hotel
Guest Speaker: Andrew Connor, Lecturer in Ancient History, Monash University
Topic: “Looking for the ‘Real’ Kleopatra: Queen, Enemy of Rome and Legend”
 Kleopatra VII, the last ruler of the mighty Ptolemaic Empire, is one of the most instantly recognisable figures from antiquity. Her deeds or legends, legacy and identity are debated around the world. The image that predominates is of a beautiful, extravagant seductress, often clad—if clothed—in very little at all, and played by Elizabeth Taylor (or Vivien Leigh).
But what did ancient historians and archaeologists know about the “real” Kleopatra? Building on surviving literature, everyday texts preserved on papyrus, sculpture, coinage, and more, we will view Kleopatra as ruler of a vast, still-powerful monarchy and associated bureaucracy, as a powerful woman in a time of nearly unbridled patriarchy, as a survivor in a real-life “game of thrones,” and as a target of vicious Roman propaganda blaming her for the outbreak of war between Augustus and Marc Antony. How was she remembered by a Roman culture that hated and was captivated by her, and by later works - mediaeval Islamic scholars, Renaissance painters, and modern filmmakers? In short: once we strip away the layers of confusion, misogyny, and legend, who really was Kleopatra?
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Andrew Connor is the Lecturer in Ancient History in the Centre for Ancient Cultures at Monash University. His work focuses on the temples of Roman Egypt - their economic infrastructure, relationship with the Roman state, and eventual collapse in the 3rd century CE. He completed his PhD in Ancient History in the Department of Classics at the University of Cincinnati, and taught at the Cincinnati and Xavier University before heading to Australia. He currently teaches Roman, Classical Greek, and Hellenistic history and archaeology, along with Greek and Latin language, at the 1st year through Honours levels. He publishes editions of documentary texts preserved on papyri on topics from the Ptolemaic, Roman, and Byzantine periods in Egypt. He lives in Elwood, and in his free time is a member of the Port Melbourne Football Club.
The meeting opens at 6.30pm to allow you to place your food order and be seated for Andrew to commence at 7pm. The Hotel offers a fixed price menu of $20 but you may order from the regular menu. Pink bowls are on each table for donations. Donations are optional but all received are distributed back into the local community.
This event is open to everybody. If you would like to attend, please contact Margaret Murphy by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone (03) 5237 6640.
See here for further details about the Discussion Group meetings.
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Fri. 22nd
- 8pm
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 Rank Outsiders - Album Launch @ Apollo Bay Hotel
Matty Orchard's band, The Rank Outsiders, is launching their new album.
It's coming out on CD and a special limited edition vinyl.
With special guests...
- Ted O'Neil & Fitzy duo
- Georgia Howell - EP launch
The Rank Outsiders' and Georgia's releases were both recorded right here in the Apollo Bay P-12 College House Of Rock studios.
We'd love to see you there.
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Sun. 24th
- 3-5pm
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 Hosted by Love Peace Harmony Road Trip...
Our family has been travelling Australia for over a year, and will continue till 2020, spreading a global peace movement we not only believe can heal the world, but we can prove it!
This presentation uses the latest scientific research to prove that when large groups of people unite, and create elevated, coherent, heart based emotions, we can intentionally influence the field that sustains all life on the planet.
This presentation will empower anyone who feels helpless in the world, and presents evidence that shows we each posses the internal technology to create lasting change.
This is a none religious, neutral, measurable scientific solution for peace. Be a part of over 1.5 billion people, consciously uniting to create lasting change on our beautiful planet, and bring universal peace to the whole.
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Wed. 27th
- 4pm
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Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ Apollo Bay Senior Citizens Centre
See the full agenda here.
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MARCH 2019
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Sun. 10th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on the Barham resort proposal, coastal erosion and the harbour redevelopment.
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Wed. 13th
- 6-7pm
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COS Grants Program Information Session @ Marrar Woorn
The Colac Otway Shire Grants Program 2019-20 provides one-off financial grants to assist in funding projects that benefit the wider community and help in achieving goals and outcomes consistent with Council’s objectives.
See here for further details.
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Sat. 16th
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 Apollo Bay & District Agricultural Show
See here for full details.
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Sun. 17th
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club
See here for further details
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Thu. 21st
- 6.30pm
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Apollo Bay Discussion Group @ the SS Casino Room, Apollo Bay Hotel
Guest Speaker: Ray Nichols
Topic: “Preparing the Noose: Trump’s Troubles & the Democrats’ Resurgence”
So much of moment is happening in America’s politics that we must try to make sense of it, and we must do so by understanding the peculiar nature of the Presidency, the Congress, and the parties.
First – a President has enormous power, and it is hard to put his neck in a noose, but it is not impossible; Trump is under enormous and increasing pressure, with several investigations probing his relations with Russia and his American financial dealings, and threatening both ordinary legal action and the extraordinary process of “impeachment”.
Second – the Democrats’ electoral victory in the House of Representatives last November not only strengthened investigation of Trump, but now can be seen as epochal: a rare, deep change in demography and ideology.
Third – this change is reflected in the remarkable variety of Democrats who already are competing for the party’s choice of a presidential candidate to confront Trump in the 2020 election.
Overall, Trump’s contempt for fundamental norms of democracy has stirred people to defend those norms more vehemently than has been true for decades. This is a striking example of the ironies of political history.
Ray Nichols was a Wilson and Danforth Scholar at Princeton, and a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. He taught at the University of California before moving to Monash University, where he was Professor and Head of the Department of Politics. He has written extensively on political ideas and action, has broadcast regularly on the ABC and Radio Singapore, and has led several community action groups.
The meeting opens at 6.30pm to allow you to place your food order and be seated for Ray to commence at 7pm. The Hotel offers a fixed price menu of $20 but you may order from the regular menu. Pink bowls are on each table for donations. Donations are optional but all received are distributed back into the local community.
This event is open to everybody. If you would like to attend, please contact Margaret Murphy by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone (03) 5237 6640.
See here for further details about the Discussion Group meetings.
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Sat. 23rd
- 6.30-10.30pm
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Moth Magic @ Sheoak Picnic Area, Garvey Road, Great Otway National Park (Lorne)
A free public event run by Museums Victoria (Melbourne Museum) in partnership with Parks Victoria.
The Otways’ moth fauna is truly diverse, with over 1000 species recorded from the region. From the first thorough survey, conducted by George Lyell in 1907 and 1908, to recent surveys carried out as part of Museum Victoria’s 2018/19 Otways Bioscan, the beauty and variety of this group of Lepidoptera never ceases to amaze.
As part of the Bioscan partnership between Museums Victoria (Melbourne Museum) and Parks Victoria, we would like to invite you to attend a very special night-time event: Moth Magic.
Come and visit the moth-sheet and see first-hand some of the spectacular and bizarre moths that live in the Great Otway National Park.
Gain insight into how surveys are conducted and hear about our teams’ moth-spotting travels and their work at the museum.
Find out how the work of our dedicated volunteers has led to exciting new discoveries and scientific developments.
Please join us for a night of moth-spotting at Sheoak Picnic Area, Garvey Road, Great Otway National Park.
When: Saturday March 23rd, 2018; any time between 6.30 pm and 10.30 pm.
What to bring: A torch, camera, comfortable shoes, warm clothes, a hat or cap and sunscreen.
Please note: In order to attract moths to the sheet, we use a mercury-vapour light. While this light is safe and has built-in UV filters, some UV is still emitted and thus we recommend that participants wear a hat or cap and sunscreen, in order to protect their eyes and face from the bright light.
Website: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/otways-bioscan-moth-night-with-museums-victoria-tickets-57464916111
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/museumvictoria/events/
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Wed. 27th
- 4pm
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Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ COPACC
See the full agenda here.
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APRIL 2019
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Sat. 6th
- 5pm for a
5.30pm start
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Apollo Bay & District Health Foundation Music Night
@ Apollo Bay Senior Citizens Centre
Our first music event for 2019 is a great opportunity to get together with friends.
You can book a table of 10 (max) or come on your own and join others.
All welcome.
BYO picnic, drinks and some spare change for our raffle (great prizes) and enjoy...
Lua Nova Trio
Rita Sousa - Violin I
Ella Summers - Violin II
Jeanette Carnie - Cello
"...not only classical music, but also jazz and other styles that are not usually performed by a classical string group"
followed by support act
Louey Hesterman
Local Folk and Celtic musician
Tickets $25 available now ONLINE (click here) or from Galapagos Bookshop and Lyni's in Apollo Bay.
All proceeds go towards paying the musicians and the Health Foundation's grants program (see here for details)
 
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Sun. 14th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on Wards for COS?, Coastal Erosion and the Harbour Redevelopment.
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Thu. 18th
- 6.30pm
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Apollo Bay Discussion Group @ the SS Casino Room, Apollo Bay Hotel
 Guest Speaker: Alison Pouliot
Topic: The Allure of Fungi
Although fungi underpin the resilience of terrestrial ecosystems, they have been overlooked in Australian biodiversity conservation. With the guidance of ecologist, Alison Pouliot, local Otways communities have been exploring and documenting fungi for over a decade and as a result, fungi are now included in local conservation.
In ‘The Allure of Fungi’, Alison explores the possibility for fungi to be recognised as vital to functioning ecosystems and offers the opportunity to think differently not just about fungi, but the natural world more broadly. This illustrated and interactive seminar explores the significance of fungi through a range of voices from naturalists to philosophers and members of the local community.
The meeting opens at 6.30pm to allow you to place your food order and be seated for Alison to commence at 7pm. The Hotel offers a fixed price menu of $20 but you may order from the regular menu. Pink bowls are on each table for donations. Donations are optional but all received are distributed back into the local community.
This event is open to everybody. If you would like to attend, please contact Margaret Murphy by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone (03) 5237 6640.
See here for further details about the Discussion Group meetings.
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Sat. 20th
- 10am-3pm
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Apollo Bay Kinder Easter Egg Hunt
@ Apollo Bay Foreshore (next to playground)
EGG HUNT
Face Painting
ORA Coffee Van
Sausage Sizzle
Jumping Castle
Art & Craft
Tickets - $10/child; Jumping Castle $5
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Sun. 21st
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club
See here for further details
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Mon. 22nd
- 10am-4pm
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 Alison Pouliot - Environmental Photography Workshop
THE FUNGI are COMING...And so is ALISON'S workshop
This is my favorite time of year for photography. It's so much Fun-guys (sorry!) but Fungi are amazing to photograph. For me in the abstract, even though I know so little about them. That's why I put my hand up to help SOLN (SouthernOtway Landcare) host Allison Pouliot's Fungi Photography workshop on Easter Monday, 22 April. I'd rather find an amazing Fungi than a hidden Easter egg, even a really big one.
 Fungi make for truly amazing photographs. We will be out in the field with Alison in the second half of the day. So please come along and join the Fun(-gi).
Image (left) by David Simmonds was shot on his iPhone and edited slightly in Adobe Lr Classic CC.
Book now (see poster image) or message me (David Simmonds) for more info. or to register.
See Alison's amazing images here.
To hear Alison talk, she knows so much - listen here.
Any questions please call David on 0418 328 710.
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Wed. 24th
- 4pm
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Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ COPACC
See the full agenda here.
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Sun. 28th
- 10am-2pm
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Meet at 23 Ferrier Dve, Marengo.
Tea, coffee, bickies supplied. BYO lunch and gumboots.
All welcome.
Please contact Judi on (03) 5237 6318 or Pip on 0417 582 407 for further details and so we know how many people to expect.
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Mon. 29th
- 10am
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 Apollo Bay Historical Society Annual General Meeting
@ Apollo Bay Museum, 6250 Great Ocean Road
Voting will take place for the 2019-2020 Committee. Nomiations are invited.
Members and visitors welcome.
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Tue. 30th
- 2-4pm
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U3A Apollo Bay Annual General Meeting @ Apollo Bay Senior Citizens Centre, Whelan St
 We are calling for nominations for the Committee. For information and/or nomination forms contact Di Shipham on 0407 197 052 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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MAY 2019
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Fri. 3rd
- 5.30-7.30pm
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 JAPPE'S GREAT SHAVE EVENT
@ Hello Coffee, 16 Oak Ave, Apollo Bay
"I'm currently raising money for Cancer Council as my grandfather 'Gary' is battling cancer. This is the 3rd time has has had cancer in his life. He is too sick to come down to Apollo Bay but I am inviting everyone to come along and join us for dinner, music, games and the shaving of my hair of course! (I've been growing it now for 4 1/2 years so its pretty long)
"It's also my birthday so there will be cake!
"Hope you can make it. Please message my mum if you are coming.
If you can't make it but would still like to donate here is the link:
shave.everydayhero.com/au/jappe-s-great-shave
Thanks very much from Jappe Murray McAllester."
Gold Coin Entry
Or $10 (Adult) $5 (Kids) Event includes dinner cooked by Holly and Nattie
Please RSVP 0403 158 514 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Sun. 5th
- 2-4pm
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 Apollo Bay Preschool 60th Anniversary Celebration
The Apollo Bay Preschool opened on the 9th May 1959 which means we will be celebrating a milestone in the next coming weeks.
To mark the occasion we will be having a get together at the Preschool on Sunday 5th May from 2pm – 4pm.
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Thu. 16th
- 5.30pm
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 Great Ocean Road Running Festival - Volunteers Briefing
@ Apollo Bay Hotel - Rear Bar
If you are volunteering for the GORRF this weekend please come along to this briefing to collect your t-shirt, safety vest and further information.
IMG staff will be available if you have any questions about your volunteer position.
If you haven't already done so, please complete the online induction before the briefing (your volunteer group organiser should have sent you details about this).
If you haven't volunteered yet and would like to please contact Pip on 0417 582 407.
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Thu. 16th
- 6.30pm
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Apollo Bay Discussion Group @ the SS Casino Room, Apollo Bay Hotel
Guest Speaker: Laurence Wade
Topic: ‘The Overwhelming Case for Nuclear Power'
 Our Speaker presents the case for why nuclear energy is safe, reliable, clean and cheap and the only way to solve climate change and end poverty.
‘Expanding nuclear power is the fastest way to slash greenhouse gas emissions, decarbonize the economy, end poverty and save millions of lives lost every year from the use of fossil fuels. Increasing the use of renewables won’t begin to meet the world’s fast-growing electricity needs. Nuclear power is the only solution – and is also the best solution. Laurence will make the case for and address the concerns about nuclear power, discuss emerging nuclear technologies, and detail Australia’s role in the world nuclear industry.’
Laurence Wade is an advisor to the European Union and NATO on how best to deal with the economic and military rise of China. He is a former President of the Australian Institute of International Affairs, a Member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a visiting fellow at Chatham House, and a board member of the UK-based The Freedom Association. He runs a private equity company, GSA Ventures. He has had a longstanding interest in energy markets and nuclear power.
The meeting opens at 6.30pm to allow you to place your food order and be seated for Laurence to commence at 7pm. The Hotel offers a fixed price menu of $20 but you may order from the regular menu. Pink bowls are on each table for donations. Donations are optional but all received are distributed back into the local community.
This event is open to everybody.
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL - If you would like to attend, please RSVP by 12th May to Margaret Murphy by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone (03) 5237 6640.
See here for further details about the Discussion Group meetings.
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Sat. 18th May
- Sun. 19th
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Great Ocean Road Running Festival
 Formerly known as the Great Ocean Road Marathon, the event has grown to allow runners of all ages and fitness levels to participate in events ranging from the 1.5km Kid’s Gallop all the way up to the 60km Ultra Marathon. In order to make the event an even better weekend away for runners and their support crew, be it family or friends, we’re bringing you even more things to do in Apollo Bay & Lorne than ever before.
The spectacular setting of the iconic Great Ocean Road makes the Great Ocean Road Running Festival a must-do for your running checklist. Whether you’re travelling from regional Victoria, interstate or from around the world, this Festival based in Apollo Bay & Lorne is a great destination for a running weekend away.
Participants rave about the friendly, local feel of the event, with many coming back year after year. If you’re looking for your next big challenge, this is it.
Fundraise for the Apollo Bay & District Health Foundation while you enjoy your run.
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Sun. 19th
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club
See here for further details
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Sun. 19th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on -
Election results from the Apollo Bay booth
Coastal Erosion and the Harbour Redevelopment
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Wed. 22nd
- 4pm
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Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ COPACC
See the full agenda here.
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Wed. 29th
- 7pm
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 Bring A Mate @ Apollo Bay Mechanics Hall
Apollo Bay Medical Centre in partnership with Bendigo Bank, Apollo Bay and District Health Foundation and Community Care Chemist are proud to present an evening with footballer Wayne Schwass to discuss and combat the stigma around mental health issues.
Peter (Grubby) Stubbs will be hosting an evening of discussion with a Q and A session at the end. Apollo Bay Medical Centre GP’s Dr. Alan Jardine and Dr. Leighton Delmenico will be attending to discuss how to access services is a safe and secure way and what services are available in our region.
The evening is designed to raise awareness and begin the conversation about mental health.
When: Wednesday 29 May at 7.00pm for a 7.30pm start
Where: Apollo Bay Mechanic’s Hall, 21 Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay
RSVP is not required but seats are limited so arrive early to guarantee seating.
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JUNE 2019
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Sat. 8th
- 2pm
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 Sing for Joy Concert @ Apollo Bay Anglican Church
Presented by Otway Ukuholics and Seasonal Singers
Pay at door $15 / $12 concession
Afternoon tea supplied
Proceeds to the pool fund and the Apollo Bay P-12 College International Trip
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Sun. 9th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on the Barham resort proposal, coastal erosion and the harbour redevelopment.
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Fri. 14th
- 6.30pm
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 Apollo Bay Sailing Club AGM @ The Goodison's, 64 Pascoe St
See the agenda on our website.
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Sun. 16th
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club
See here for further details
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Sun. 16th
- 10am-2pm
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Tea, coffee, bickies supplied. BYO lunch and gumboots.
All welcome.
Please contact Judi on (03) 5237 6318 or Pip on 0417 582 407 for further details and so we know how many people to expect.
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Thu. 20th
- 6.30pm
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Apollo Bay Discussion Group - Winter Break
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Wed. 26th
- 4pm
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Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ COPACC
See the full agenda here.
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JULY 2019
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Sun. 14th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on the Barham resort proposal, coastal erosion and the harbour redevelopment.
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Wed. 17th
- 6.30pm
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All welcome.
Please contact Judi on (03) 5237 6318 or Pip on 0417 582 407 for further details and so we know how many people to expect.
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Thu. 18th
- 6.30pm
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Apollo Bay Discussion Group @ the SS Casino Room, Apollo Bay Hotel
Guest Speaker: TBA
Topic: TBA
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Sun. 21st
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club
See here for further details
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Wed. 24th
- 4pm
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Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ Birregurra Hall
See the full agenda here.
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AUGUST 2019
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Sun. 11th
- 3pm
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Otway Forum Meeting @ Marrar Woorn
Latest news on the Barham resort proposal, coastal erosion and the harbour redevelopment.
Get involved and find out what’s really going on!
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Thu. 15th
- 6.30pm
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Apollo Bay Discussion Group @ the SS Casino Room, Apollo Bay Hotel
Guest Speaker: TBA
Topic: TBA
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Sun. 18th
- 9am-1pm
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Apollo Bay Farmers Market @ The Youth Club
See here for further details
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Sun. 18th
- 10am-2pm
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Tea, coffee, bickies supplied. BYO lunch and gumboots.
All welcome.
Please contact Judi on (03) 5237 6318 or Pip on 0417 582 407 for further details and so we know how many people to expect.
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Wed. 28th
- 4pm
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Colac Otway Shire Council Meeting @ COPACC
See the full agenda here.
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