News

  • Storms keep SES crews busy

    Colac and Lorne SES authorities have advised residents to remain vigilant following severe weather and fallen trees.

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  • Exposure sites get removed

    There are no COVID-19 exposure sites remaining at Geelong and Barwon Heads.

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  • Colac kids back in class

    Colac and district students and staff have returned to the classroom after the state’s latest lockdown.

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  • Floods subside at Birregurra

    Flooding has eased in the Barwon River near Birregurra after peaking at nearly four metres this week.

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  • Active kids at the Bay

    Colac Herald photographer Ruby O’Dowd recently caught up with Apollo Bay kids enjoying the outdoors on the town’s foreshore.

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  • LET THERE BE LAND: Development plan released for huge housing growth

    A plan to release about 500 lots of desperately needed residential land in Colac is coming closer to fruition.

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  • Toilets, seaweed, power and energy discussed

    Gender-specific toilets, renewable energy contracts and seaweed farms were among the hot topics during community question time at this week’s Colac Otway Shire Council meeting.

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  • Council facilities re-open to public

    A host of Colac Otway Shire Council services have reopened under COVID-safe measures.

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