News

  • Burglary victim pleads for help

    A furious Winchelsea farmer is appealing for the community’s help to track down $50,000 worth of unique animal goods that were stolen from his prominent main street shop.

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  • Libraries back in business

    Colac Otway libraries will reopen their doors to the public thanks to the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.

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  • A ton of birthday fun

    It was a special occasion at Corangamarah aged care home this week as Berlandita Fuentes celebrated her 100th birthday.

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  • News in brief: Corangamite Shire Council

    A Corangamite Shire Council art competition will see local heroes feature on a 2021 calendar, while residents have until November 2 to nominate neighbours and community members for an Australia Day award.

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  • Parliament to consider lightstation petition

    A community petition to save the iconic Cape Otway Lightstation has racked up more than 700 signatures at its halfway mark.

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  • System online for fire prep residents

    Colac Otway Shire Council has launched its approval system for semi-permanent residents to travel for fire preparation.

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  • Swim classes return shortly

    Swimming classes will return to Bluewater next month after the State Government eased indoor pool restrictions.

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  • Letters to the Editor

    Readers share their advocacy for local voices and concerns over public gas policy.

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