News

  • Cash splash on shire’s paths

    Colac Otway Shire Council could replace a temporary footpath at Apollo Bay with a permanent solution with the help of a Federal Government grant.

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  • Missing bike returned

    A bike reported as stolen has reappeared at the same place it went missing.

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  • Restrictions ease for home visits

    Victorians can now have 30 visitors to their homes for gatherings under changes to coronavirus restrictions that took effect on the weekend.

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  • Apology over gas works

    Colac gas supplier AusNet Services has apologised for interruptions to Murray Street businesses and says it should have been clearer about noise disruptions, as the service installs new gas mains in Colac’s main street.

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  • New-look library services for Corangamite Shire

    The Corangamite Regional Library Corporation is set to dissolve next year, with Corangamite Shire Council proposing a new management model for its library services.

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  • Register now for ceremony

    More than 160 people have registered to attend Colac’s Australia Day Awards tomorrow, with registrations still open until 12pm today.

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  • Biliblanket a big help for babies

    A community-funded blanket to help babies with jaundice has already helped a Colac family.

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  • Term one commences

    Colac school principals are eager to get stuck into a COVID-normal school year this week.

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