News

  • JUMPING FOR JOY: Students thrilled to be back in class

    Colac and district kids have enjoyed a welcome return to classrooms.

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  • Bats back in gardens

    Bats have returned to roost at the Colac Botanic Gardens after a month-long hiatus, with the community out of options to stop more coming back.

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  • COVID ICU patient update

    A Colac person with COVID-19 remains in a Geelong intensive care unit in a critical but stable condition.

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  • Challenge exciting for new chief

    With a wealth of local government and finance knowledge and experience, Corangamite Regional Library Corporation’s new chief Phil Howard is looking forward to an exciting future.

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  • Hard waste a priority

    “The two things I try and do is fairness and common sense – does it pass the pub test?” 

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  • CASH SPLASH: $260M injection for railway upgrades

    Colac’s rail line has received a $260-million windfall from the Federal Government that will modernise services and improve reliability for passenger and freight transport.

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  • Councillor proud of work while serving community

    “We’ve seen that our council has the best outcomes when it works with the community on projects.”

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  • Ballots going out to region’s voters

    Colac Otway Shire, Corangamite and Surf Coast residents can expect their council election ballot packs in the mail this week.

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