News

  • Important cause for walkers

    More than 60 participants of a Colac-led mental health walkathon have racked up more than 4000 kilometres in a bid to increase physical activity and promote mental wellbeing.

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  • Coronavirus fragments in Apollo Bay’s sewage

    Great Ocean Road Health’s chief says the detection of coronavirus fragments in Apollo Bay’s wastewater is unexpected but not a complete surprise considering there are positive cases close to the coastal town.

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  • Cabin sell-off amid lease worry

    Cabins are going under the hammer as Lake Colac’s caravan park goes “old fashioned”.

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  • No roundabout plan a year after funding

    A year after the Federal Government announced a major overhaul of a notorious Colac district intersection, roads authorities are still exploring options for the site.

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  • Follow texts for exposure advice

    Victoria’s Health Department will progressively stop publicly listing tier two COVID-19 exposure sites, the state’s Chief Health Officer Professor Brett Sutton says.

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  • Salvos lodge upgrade plan

    The Salvation Army is proposing to give its future headquarters in Colac an $850,000 makeover.

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  • Top tipper throws support behind health staff

    Colac’s StevCom is celebrating Colac’s dedicated healthcare workers after striking lucky with a footy tipping competition.

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  • Animal services reviewed

    People can have a say on Colac Otway Shire Council’s proposed plan to further boost its animal services.

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