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Nov 6, 2026

Craig WesselsHOST
27:02
Somebody was unhappy that while I was there, we were on the Great Ocean Road, and my son got sick and actually had a torn retina as well.
Craig WesselsHOST
27:11
And we got to Apollo Bay, but we didn't go all the way out to the Twelve Apostles.
Craig WesselsHOST
27:18
And somebody said that it was lame that we didn't make that drive all the way out there.
Craig WesselsHOST
27:22
Well, I'm sorry.
Adam KornHOST
6:51
The road winds along the southern coast of Victoria with ocean cliffs on one side and rainforest on the other.
Adam KornHOST
6:57
Along the way, you'll stop in beach towns like Anglesea and Apollo Bay, and many tours include lunch in Apollo Bay overlooking the water.
Adam KornHOST
7:05
Near Kennet River, you can often spot wild koalas in the trees along the road.
Adam KornHOST
7:10
Bring your camera! The headliner is the Twelve Apostles.
Lionel ScottHOST
16:31
And two wickers to Mecco Harrison and Kai Klisold as well.
Lionel ScottHOST
16:35
Going to Apollo Bay's innings.
Lionel ScottHOST
16:37
33 to Patrick Grimmer.
Lionel ScottHOST
16:40
Second ball, Dr. Dylan Manane.

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PillsyHOST
24:25
We don't do our own games.
Lionel ScottHOST
24:27
Sounds good to me.
Lionel ScottHOST
24:28
West Warrion versus Apollo Bay.
Lionel ScottHOST
24:29
West Warrion batting first, 187, defeating Apollo Bay by 91 runs, 96 all out.
Glenn DroverGUEST
54:07
So you get down to sort of the one thaggy Currumburra area.
Glenn DroverGUEST
54:11
Okay, before Apollo Bay.
Sohail HasnieHOST
54:13
Before Apollo Bay.
Glenn DroverGUEST
54:15
No, no, no.
Glenn DroverGUEST
54:15
On the east side.
David CurrieGUEST
9:41
And as we went through the process of how do we deal with this, we ended up meeting... well meeting people in the Landcare Group and then meeting the Agroforestry Network which is a small group of people at that stage so I like to think that we were part of the second wave of agroforesters coming into the district and not only this district but other areas too so there were three properties about the same time that were taken over by members of the network and wanting to get trees into the system for multiple reasons but erosion was a big one and then there were properties out towards the Bellerin Peninsula or a surf coast, the Plains, John Dean, or the Deans were an example of that, and George Howson.
David CurrieGUEST
10:25
And we all did a, and then Apollo Bay, there was a group of people down at Apollo Bay.
David CurrieGUEST
10:29
So we ended up being in this group of like-minded people, of people who wanted to, or had a love of trees, and wanted to use them to enhance whatever system in their farm they wanted to enhance.
David CurrieGUEST
10:43
And that was the key for me, was, This is a group of people that are interested in listening to what the farmer wants to do with their property and then can help them do that with information that they've got.
LouiseGUEST
13:22
And we don't just collaborate on the Master Tree Grower course, we collaborate on lots of different things.
LouiseGUEST
13:27
So just to give a quick overview, the Master Tree Grower is eight days of amazing learning about trees and really anything you want to learn about.
LouiseGUEST
13:35
So we've actually got one up coming up in Apollo Bay, that's the first day is the first of May.
LouiseGUEST
13:41
We always have a free first day so people can come along, listen to what we do, see if it's actually for you or not.
Kathryn ToomeyHOST
33:12
I love the Otways and that region of Victoria.
Kathryn ToomeyHOST
33:17
I love Apollo Bay and I love all the Great Ocean Road and I love... that so much.
Kathryn ToomeyHOST
33:24
I haven't done a lot of travelling interstate, to be honest, except for a holiday.
Kathryn ToomeyHOST
33:29
I've been to every state, I think.
Justin BuckleyGUEST
48:47
is not protected under those new provisions.
Mary GearinHOST
48:52
And to be fair for the other trees in the competition, I should point out second place went to a smoothbark apple myrtle in Paran, third place to the myrtle beach at Apollo Bay.
Mary GearinHOST
49:01
You'd be encouraging people, Justin, to go out and hug those trees?
Justin BuckleyGUEST
49:07
Absolutely.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
31:27
Yeah.
Ross StevensonHOST
31:29
Lee Toohey from Apollo Bay.
Ross StevensonHOST
31:32
Lee Tuohy.
Ross StevensonHOST
31:34
1855, the Derby was first run.
Belinda JacksonHOST
21:32
And of course you know following the coastline along the Great Ocean Road is so dramatic.
Belinda JacksonHOST
21:35
You can do a quick 15-minute spin from the visitor center at Apollo Bay or you can join flight company Micro Flight which takes off, do you know the helipad opposite the Crown Hotels like on the Yarra in the middle of the city?
Kirstie BedfordHOST
21:48
Mm.
Kirstie BedfordHOST
21:48
Yes, amazing.
Liam McCulloughHOST
3:58
Deans Marsh has since they went up.
Liam McCulloughHOST
4:02
Apollo Bay beat Colac, the reigning premier.
Liam McCulloughHOST
4:05
Obviously, Furman playing makes
Lionel ScottHOST
4:07
all the difference as well.
Liam McCulloughHOST
4:29
He used to cut us to ribbons.
Liam McCulloughHOST
4:32
Well, it's funny.
Liam McCulloughHOST
4:33
Tony Walker said he's not playing this year, and he's been an absolute nightmare to bowl to, and it's nice to see that while Tony Walker's stepped aside, Furman's back in there batting for Apollo Bay.
Liam McCulloughHOST
4:44
Well, I

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