News

  • Duo returns from Kolkata fest

    Colac district’s performing tram conductors Roberto D’Andrea and Tony Graham have returned from their trip to Kolkata for a tram festival.

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  • Youngster bikes for brain cancer

    A 12-year-old has pedalled from Mildura to Camperdown to raise more than $25,000 for brain cancer research.

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  • Vital training boost

    An impressive $32,000 raised from the Otway Trail Run will provide life-support paediatric and adult simulators for Colac Area Health.

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  • Draft harbour plans changed

    A waterfront promenade has been scrapped, a depot will remain in place and a beach boardwalk is off the table under new plans for the Apollo Bay Harbour redevelopment. The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority has released a Draft Precinct Plan for public comment, almost two years after it assumed responsibility for the […]

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  • Mayors meet with MP to oppose levy

    Colac district CFA volunteers are warning about the financial and psychological impacts of a proposed levy hike that will disproportionately hit farmers.  

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  • Safety, traffic and noise concerns of proposal

    A dangerous intersection, increased noise and inappropriate location are some of the reasons why Colac Otway residents are opposed to a Hungry Jack’s restaurant setting up in
    Colac.

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  • Lock homes, cars to protect from theft

    Colac’s top cop is reminding people to lock up their cars and homes.

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  • Learn life skills at free course

    Young Corangamite Shire residents have the opportunity to learn potentially lifesaving first aid and CPR skills for free at a course in July.

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