News

  • Bush burns postponed

    Rain forced fire authorities to postpone two bush burnoffs near Lorne this week, but they will still go ahead.

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  • Top marks for homework club

    Colac’s Diversitat Homework Club has returned and is ready for a big year after receiving a funding boost.

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  • Restrictions might come down

    Premier Daniel Andrews will announce today whether COVID restrictions will ease further following a five-day snap lockdown earlier this month.

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  • News posts to return to Aussie Facebook

    Facebook is set to reverse a controversial ban on Australian news content after Federal Parliament agreed to amendments to a new media code.

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  • Recreation upgrades for Corangamite Shire

    Corangamite Shire councillors have unanimously backed a new section of the Twelve Apostles Trail and an application for a $3.9-million Camperdown sports precinct.

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  • Federal funding could unlock residential land

    A Federal Government grant could help unlock Elliminyt land for development, deliver water for recreation and create more parkland in the city.

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  • Federal cash wanted for Winch river walk

    Surf Coast Shire Council will ask for Federal funding for the second stage of a Winchelsea river walk, as the trademark project of its first stage takes shape.

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  • Objection to Otway gas plan

    Local climate campaigners have backed an Australian Senator’s rebuke of a planned gas project that could impact Apollo Bay fishers.

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