Articles by Alison Martin

  • Colac Area Health leaders return to roles

    Colac Area Health CEO Fiona Brew has returned to her role this week following the completion of a State Government investigation into the “fake patient” incident which occurred almost 10 months ago.

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  • Former chair praises Colac Area Health

    A former Colac Area Health Board chair and Victorian Healthcare Association chair says he has continued to take a strong interest in health services and is full of praise for Colac Area Health.

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  • Police encourage community conversations

    Colac Police are here to keep the community safe, and a community conversation session will provide a valuable opportunity for local residents, community groups and local business to share their concerns.

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  • Controls to reduce bird flu spread

    All birds in the Meredith and Terang areas must be kept in cages or sheds, and the US has banned all Victorian poultry product imports, following last week’s outbreak of avian influenza.

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  • Winchelsea campaigns for school’s future

    Winchelsea school council representatives are urging the local community to consider the future of the school and needs of families as the population increases.

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  • On-site supermarket for school

    Students at Lake Colac School will soon have their own supermarket to enable them to develop key numeracy, literacy and communication skills and support their future career paths.

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  • Decorative image of Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road

    Councillor questions value of tourism membership

    Colac Otway Shire Council looks set to consider whether there is value in continuing to pay more than $100,000 to be a member of Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism.

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  • Project aims to set benchmark

    Just over $2million in Federal Government funding has been secured for a project to establish two affordable housing precincts for about 150 people in Colac and Apollo Bay.

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