News

  • Three-year-olds revel in kinder

    More than 220 three-year-olds have become part of the first cohort to attend three-year-old kinder in Colac Otway Shire.

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  • Debate over thorny issue

    Landcare groups and Colac Otway Shire Council are calling for the State Government to bring more landowners to heel when it comes to controlling weeds on private properties. 

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  • Fin-tastic trout release a big treat for anglers

    Dozens of Colac and district fishing enthusiasts turned out for the largest restocking of Lake Colac in almost 70 years.

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  • Road fatality and chemical leak keep emergency crews busy

    Colac and district emergency services crews have had a busy weekend, with a traffic fatality near Birregurra and a chemical leak at Apollo Bay.

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  • Platypus project inspires kids

    Forrest schoolkids will combine art with environmental studies through a new project that teaches the community about endangered animals.

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  • Bay groynes build begins

    New groynes at Apollo Bay designed to combat coastal erosion are taking shape, with more on the way.

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  • Architects snare school contracts

    Work is underway planning new multi-million-dollar school facilities at Birregurra and Lorne, with the State Government appointing architects for the projects.

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  • Colac Otway begins recruitment work

    Recruitment firm McArthur will help Colac Otway Shire Council find its new chief.

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