News

  • Migratory birds touch down in district

    Thousands of international arrivals have touched down in Colac Otway and surrounds.

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  • Chant children carrying on tradition

    Six kids are part of the seventh generation in the Chant farming legacy and they’re setting themselves up for success.

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  • Camperdown service station robbery

    Police are hunting two young men after a robbery and threats of violence at a Camperdown service station.

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  • COVID rules slashed, more easing to come

    Cinemas, play centres and community venues can reopen from today, Melbourne’s “ring of steel” has come down, and more restrictions will ease in two weeks.

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  • Haystack fire at Barongarook

    Firefighters have extinguished an early-morning haystack and shed fire at G Barrys Road, Barongarook West.

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  • Unlicensed, unregistered and off the road

    Colac Highway Patrol has impounded a truck in central Colac after discovering it was unregistered and its driver was unlicensed.

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  • Accommodation demand is set to soar

    Otways tourism businesses are unlikely to see much impact from interstate borders reopening while Melburnians fill up booking slots.

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  • Prices up and down at Colac cattle sale

    Price trends varied at Colac’s weekly cattle sale, which boasted a mixed but mainly good-quality offering of 212 head, 190 head fewer than the previous week.

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