News

  • District Cats lead the charge

    Geelong will host the largest contingent of the Colac district’s AFL cohort this season as the Cats aim to go one better than last year’s grand final defeat.

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  • Clinic’s vaccine supply limited

    Otway Medical Clinic says it will only be able to vaccinate 580 people during the next 12 weeks, due to a slow supply of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.

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  • Teens charged over thefts

    Criminal investigators have charged three teenage offenders in relation to two Colac burglaries in October last year.

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  • Australia Day review on agenda

    A shire councillor wants to ensure the community is included in shaping future Colac Otway Shire’s Australia Day events and is calling for talks with the public before the council makes a decision.  

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  • Apollo Bay campaigners descend on Melbourne

    One hundred Otways environmentalists have travelled to Melbourne to oppose seismic blasting in the Otway basin.

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  • Square playground soon?

    A new-look Memorial Square playground could arrive soon, with Colac Otway Shire councillors set to vote today to award a contract for a revamp.

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  • Coast ready for vaccines

    Apollo Bay and Lorne medical centres are set to start the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine next month, with GPs urging to the community to be patient.

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  • COVID rules ease from Friday night

    The Victorian Government will further ease COVID-19 restrictions after the state returned to zero active cases of the virus yesterday.

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