News

  • Fume inquiries continue

    A woman who was airlifted to hospital following a suspected chlorine leak at Apollo Bay’s indoor pool has recovered, while inquiries into the incident are continuing.

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  • Consultation on future of Australia Day

    Colac Otway residents will be able to put forward their views on the future of Australia Day festivities in the shire, with councillors voting to consult the community on the matter.

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  • Local landscapes inspire Gellibrand painter

    Alda Hubbard is among a host of local artists revelling in the chance to display their work again for the Colac Otway Arts Trail.

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  • Colac club revs up moto-member drive

    Few sporting clubs exited 2020 in better shape than they entered, but Colac Motorcycle Club could be an exception to the global trend.

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  • Retired Roo set to return

    One of the Colac district’s top footballers has taken the boots off the hanger just in time for his club’s first game of 2021.

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  • Birre creatives to feature in district Arts Trail

    Six Birregurra and district artists will show their work at the Birregurra Hall this weekend as part of the 2021 Colac Otway Arts Trail.

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  • Quiet Easter for Driver Reviver site

    Few motorists stopped at Colac’s Driver Reviver site over the Easter long weekend, despite a busy time for tourism in general.

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  • Council pay rates will stay unchanged

    Colac Otway Shire councillors’ pay looks set to stay static this year, with the mayor to receive $76,140 and councillors to receive $25,160.

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