News

  • Teens questioned over assault

    Police have arrested and interviewed five teenagers over a brazen assault in Colac’s Gellibrand Street that hospitalised a man with stab wounds.

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  • Sports groups funded

    Alvie Cricket Club and Camperdown Football and Netball Club will receive a funding boost as part of state sporting grants.

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  • Flu still here despite data

    A Colac GP says multiple people in Colac have had the flu this year, despite the Health Department only reporting one case.

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  • Irish pride on display

    Residents and staff at Colac’s Barongarook Gardens aged-care home got into the Irish spirit this week, celebrating St Patrick’s Day.

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  • Hundreds relying on subsidy

    More than 500 businesses in Colac and district have relied on JobKeeper payments in December, with mixed feelings about the approaching end of the wage subsidy.

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  • Baking legend farewelled

    Colac’s Lindsay Hulm will be remembered for his lifetime as a baker, a community leader and a dedicated family man.

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  • Lake is safe

    Lake Bullen Merri is open to the public again after blue-green algae levels fell to safe levels.

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  • Brilliant banners’ call to buy local

    Local traders and families feature on Colac’s new Murray Street banners, encouraging people to support Colac Otway businesses by shopping in the shire.

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