News

  • Water storages stay high

    Colac’s water storage has almost reached capacity, after dropping to 65 per cent during autumn.

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  • Strong interest in Apollo Bay rentals

    Housing rentals and purchases at Apollo Bay have maintained a strong trend in the past six months, despite COVID-19’s impact on the town and the shortage of permanent rental options, two real estate directors say.

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  • Diverse experience for candidate

    Colac’s Mark McCallum says community leaders will need to have flexibility in the post-COVID environment.  

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  • Leaders slam “trash” report of rumours

    Colac’s mayor says metropolitan media reports about a Colac gathering being a swingers’ party are “trash journalism” and false.  

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  • Meet Colac Otway candidates

    Statistically speaking, candidates have a one-in-two chance of success in the upcoming Colac Otway Shire Council election.

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  • COVID total drops to two

    Colac Otway’s active COVID-19 case number is down to two, the lowest figure since the first day of Colac’s first outbreak.

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  • Suspect flees over creek

    Police have interrupted an alleged crime spree in Colac, chasing down and charging a man over five break-ins in one night.  

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  • Corangamarah upgrade funded

    Colac’s Corangamarah aged-care centre will receive more than $500,000 in State Government funding to upgrade its facilities and ensure it continues its quality of care for residents.

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