News

  • Inaugural Crayfest a hit at Port Campbell

    More than 1000 people flocked to Port Campbell for the seaside town’s inaugural Crayfest.

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  • Hack drains shop account

    A Colac business owner who was the victim of online hackers has praised the community for its support and warned others to double down on their internet security.

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  • Testing rates stay steady at city’s virus clinic

    There has been no spike in testing numbers at Colac’s COVID-19 testing clinic in the wake of Queensland’s coronavirus outbreak.

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  • Changes over Easter break

    Colac district residents will wind back their clocks early Sunday morning, providing a valuable extra hour’s sleep during Easter festivities.

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  • Council secures school land

    Colac Otway Shire Council is set to take ownership of nearly 4.5 hectares of the former Colac High School site, securing the land for community use.

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  • Theatre will host COVID shot hub

    Colac Otway Performing Arts and Cultural Centre will host a COVID-19 vaccination hub, as Colac Area Health and Colac Otway Shire Council work together to vaccinate the community.

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  • Corangamite forming emergency panel, Surf Coast assess submissions

    Corangamite Shire Council is calling for community representatives for its emergency management committee, while Surf Coast Shire Council has received more than 1200 community responses to inform long-term strategies.

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  • Funding boost for Otways groups

    Otways environment groups will share in more than $850,000 of Federal Government funding to preserve biodiversity in the region.

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