News
Critical role for homegrown hero
At just 18 years of age, Joe Ames has already clocked up more than 800 hours patrolling beaches at Apollo Bay and along the coast, but none have been more confronting than recent outings.
Campaigners applaud decision
Climate Action Team members filled the council chamber this week, erupting into applause when the council decided to apply for funding for the full electrification of council’s largest gas consumer Bluewater.
District hosts international event
Things are going to get woolly at Tarndwarncoort this Saturday, with the homestead set to host its first International Back to Back Wool Challenge event.
News in brief
The latest news in brief including an accidental fire, rental rights and court updates.
Woman flees drunk intruder
An elderly Colac woman waited about two hours for police to arrive after a drunk man entered her bedroom and then went to sleep in her spare bed on a Sunday morning.
Muslim community hopes for Colac hub
As the holy month of Ramadan concludes for 2024, the Colac Otway Muslim Community is hopeful the group can find a permanent space for future religious gatherings and celebrations.
Girls celebrate past 50 years of Scouting
There’s 50 years of history to celebrate for girls from Second Colac Sea Scout Group this year, along with a whole lot of fun and adventure.
Passion for sailing and smiles
A volunteer opportunity two years ago has now progressed to Megan Leersen steering the way for people of all abilities to get out onto the water.