Articles by Jacob Traynor

  • Work set to start on groynes

    Construction on desperately-needed groynes at Apollo Bay will start within weeks and finish by mid-2021, the State Government says.  

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  • Hospitality hit hard in latest measures

    Colac fooderies are among businesses wishing for a COVID restriction ease from midnight tonight.

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  • Recount request canned

    An unsuccessful Colac Otway Shire Council election candidate has abandoned his push for a recount of last year’s council election.

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  • Jail term for man over fire

     A former Colac man who attempted to set fire to a front door in Stoddart Street has served a five-month jail sentence.

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  • Police arrest alleged beach hoon

    Police have arrested a Deans Marsh man over an alleged beach hooning incident at Torquay.  

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  • Worker disappointed with damage to her vehicle

    A Colac pathology worker is appealing for information after a driver traded paint with her vehicle but didn’t leave a note.  

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  • No Anzac Day decision

    Anzac Day marches have been ruled out in Melbourne, Geelong and Torquay, but Colac’s march is still up for discussion.

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  • Man bailed despite alleged kill threat

    A Camperdown man who was on two counts of bail when he allegedly beat a dog and threatened to kill a 61-year-old woman has received bail a third time.

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