News

  • Prices hold firm at weekly fat market

    Prices were firm at Colac’s weekly fat sale. Charles Stewart Dove agent Shelby Howard said Colac Regional Saleyards had about 300 cattle on offer on Thursday.

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  • Stud anticipating industry changes

    Pelican Rise limousin stud owner Chris Meade is looking forward to showcasing his bulls this Beef Week with stock suitable for the growing dairy beef market.

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  • Campers can share views on upgrades

    People can provide feedback to Forest Fire Management Victoria about an upgrade to Stevensons Falls’ campground and day visitor area.

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  • Mountain bike event will boost tourism

    This year’s Otway Odyssey mountain bike event will return to its original starting point at Apollo Bay, with local accommodation providers expecting the course change to benefit holidaymakers.

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  • 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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