News

  • Support officer helps community

    A new wellbeing and support officer role at Colac Area Health will help the Colac and district community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Bulla takes cautious approach

    Bulla Dairy Foods says it will make its own decision about re-opening its Connor Street facility to protect its staff, despite having DHHS clearance to return to work.

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  • Best buds

    Lilly Angus and Billie Neale admire the spring blooms in Colac Botanic Gardens this week.

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  • Hamilton highway high-speeder “late for dentist”

    An Apollo Bay man clocked driving more than 50kmh above the speed limit near Cressy has told police he was late for a dentist appointment.

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  • Arts grants close Friday

    Colac Otway artists and creatives hoping to spread hope and joy in the community have until Friday to apply for a $3000 grant.

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  • Winch graffiti appeal

    More graffiti is appearing at Winchelsea and police are reminding youngsters on bikes to wear a helmet. 

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  • Motels help house workers in isolation

    Colac motels are once again helping to accommodate dozens of meatworkers in isolation, with workers reportedly in good spirits.

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  • Business support grants closing

    Colac Otway businesses adapting to COVID-19 have until Friday to apply for $3000 grants.

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