News

  • Losing locks for charity

    Four students and three teachers from Trinity College Colac have said goodbye to their locks for a good cause.

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  • Wannon could reach Winch

    Wannon’s electoral boundary would extend east to include the whole of Colac Otway Shire, under a change proposed by Australia’s leading political parties.

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  • Battling loneliness

    Colac Otway and Surf Coast youth can take part in a digital summit that will look at ways of breaking down barriers causing loneliness, social isolation and lack of connectedness.

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  • New cover for weary drivers

    Colac’s Driver Reviver volunteers are looking forward to putting a new shelter at the site to good use.

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  • Opposition: Submissions pan Apollo Bay estate plans

    A groundswell of opposition is building to a proposed Apollo Bay residential development, with residents and business owners concerned the estate will jar with the town’s character.

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  • Tourist attraction reopens

    Maits Rest has reopened again after hazardous trees forced the closure of the site.

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  • Interstate travel on the cards for regions

    Premier Daniel Andrews had indicated that Sydney and Adelaide could open to regional Victorians before Melbourne does.

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  • Never too early to be fire ready

    Colac’s new fire chief says a wet spring is no excuse for complacency in the lead-up to fire season.

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