Articles by Jacob Traynor

  • Traders band together

    Colac Otway businesses can use social networks to bridge social distance, with Colac Otway Shire Council encouraging traders to innovate and band together.

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  • Council grants stay open

    Colac Otway Shire community groups, businesses and events can still apply for grants, the council says.

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  • Four days in prison for driver

    A Colac motorist who struck out with road police has lost his wheels and his drugs, and spent a few nights in lockup.

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  • Meaty new task for club bouncer

    Meat Colac’s new butcher bouncer.

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  • Virus forces council closures

    Colac’s Bluewater and COPACC are closed, a council meeting is off and Colac Otway Shire Council’s customer service is no longer face-to-face.

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  • New space will honour Aboriginal burial site

    Colac’s Lions Park is making way for a Traditional-Owner designed memorial area, with the final stages of Colac’s Barongarook Creek Bridge makeover beginning today.

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  • Drivers concerned over timing of signs

    Electronic speed limit signs at a notorious Nalangil intersection have definitely improved safety but are still kind of dodgy, residents say.

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  • $500,000 expansion for trails

    Forrest will cement its spot as the state’s must-see mountain bike destination, with the announcement of new trails.

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