News

  • Tutors will help kids bounce back from closure

    The Victorian Government will spend an extra $250 million across its public schools next year to help students catch up from missed learning during the interrupted 2020 school
    year.

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  • Emergency fears for Skenes

    A Yeodene engineer and firefighter says proposed safety changes to Old Coach Road at Skenes Creek could create access issues in an emergency.

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  • Council approves outdoor dining permits

    Colac Otway Shire Council has already issued outdoor dining permits for businesses to meet COVID guidelines and is encouraging more to apply.

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  • Weather delays highway work

    Wet weather has delayed the construction of overtaking lanes on the Princes Highway at Weerite, with the project likely to continue into next year.

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  • Bridge closing for upgrade

    A long-awaited bridge upgrade at Colac’s Forest Street will start soon and road closures could be in place until late February.

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  • Streetscape plan on show for Cobden

    Corangamite Shire Council has released concept plans for a revamped Cobden streetscape and is asking the community to weigh in.

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  • Bay seaweed plan to wait on Tasmanian pilot

    A idea to commercially harvest invasive seaweed at Apollo Bay Harbour is likely years away from becoming a reality, an industry report says.

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  • Pool gets new paint

    Timboon’s pool is getting a fresh lick of paint as Corangamite Shire Council prepares its facilities for a COVID-safe summer.

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