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The ultimate Great Ocean Road trip itinerary

Few journeys capture the magic of Australia’s coastline quite like the Great Ocean Road. Words by Simone Mitchell for Escape.com.au Stretching for over 240 kilometres from Torquay to Allansford, this iconic road trip offers jaw-dropping scenery, charming seaside towns, incredible surf breaks and national parks packed with wildlife. Built by returned servicemen after World War I as a living memorial to their fallen comrades, the Great Ocean Roa…Torquay, Victoria · Torquay Read Article

Bourke resigns from council

A Surf Coast Shire councillor has resigned from their role on council, just 11 months after being elected to the position for the first time. Rebecca Bourke resigned from her Torquay ward position effective September 25, after serving on council for most of the year following being sworn in on November 14 last year. Ms Bourke was one of four councillors to join council and said she decided to resign “with a heavy heart”. “This decision was not e…Torquay, Victoria · Torquay Read Article

Photo Gallery: SummerSalt Festival – Torquay, Victoria (20.09.25) - The AU Review

SummerSalt turned Torquay Commons into a coastal party despite grey skies and a wintery chill, with punters rolling out camping chairs and braving the drizzle for a stacked lineup. Rising names like Ra Ra Viper, Bea and Her Business, and Del Water Gap set the stage for big hitters Ball Park Music, DMA’S, and The...Torquay, Victoria · Torquay Read Article

Summersalt festival brings the heat to Torquay, despite the freezing weather - The AU Review

On Saturday, Torquay Commons was turned into a festival ground for the 2025 edition of Summersalt. Though the name suggested balmy afternoons and golden rays, reality had other plans: grey skies, patches of rain, and a top of 13 degrees made it feel more like “Wintersalt.” Still, the less-than-ideal conditions didn’t dampen spirits too much....Torquay, Victoria · Torquay Read Article

Australia’s Surf Giants Face Competitive Surf as Retail Powerhouses and Newcomers Ride the Wave

read the original version on: www.retailnews.asia As surfers hit the waves off Torquay on August 17, the challenges that lie ahead for the Australian surfing industry seem as vast as the ocean itself. Among the leading names in surfing gear—Rip Curl, Quiksilver, and Billabong—there is an unmissable concern: how to appeal to both die-hard surf enthusiasts and the casual fans of […] The post Australia’s Surf Giants Face Competitive Surf as Retail …Torquay, Victoria · Torquay Read Article

Council votes against wombat crossing

Surf Coast Shire Council has taken a stand with the community against installing a wombat crossing in Torquay. Council decided not to support the proposed raised pedestrian crossing on Loch Ard Drive, with six councillors voting against the crossing and two supporting the crossing, during its August 26 meeting. The decision responded to a petition signed by 188 people received by council during its July 22 meeting, which objected to the construc…Torquay, Victoria · Torquay See the Story

Delivering care to Torquay

Torquay is getting a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (MUCC), with the health facility due to open by the end of the year. The federal government announced on August 22 that the tender process had started to identify providers to operate the new clinic, which will be led by Western Victoria Primary Health Network (WVPHN). WVPHN acting chief executive Nigel Jarvis said MUCCs increased access to affordable and high-quality primary care for all Australi…Torquay, Victoria · Torquay See the Story

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