News

  • Spence proactively shuts two worksites

    Colac’s Spence Construction has closed two worksites as a precaution after two employees went into isolation as close contacts of a confirmed COVID case.

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  • Strong voice needed for tourism and agriculture

    Scotts Creek dairy farmer Jamie Vogels hopes to follow in his father’s footsteps as he nominates for the upcoming Corangamite Shire Council Coastal Ward election.

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  • Sailors hope for big soak

    Colac Yacht Club’s members are crossing their fingers for a wet spring to top up Lake Colac enough to sail and ski on this summer.

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  • Drive-through testing clinic reopens

    Colac’s Central Reserve drive-through COVID-19 testing site will reopen to the public today.

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  • Keep your head up Colac

    Mayor Jason Schram urges our community to hang in there and keep up the positivity.

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  • Call for more female voices

    Colac Otway Shire Council’s lone female councillor has urged other women in the shire to put their hands up for council.

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  • COVID testing surges

    Colac Area Health has tested more than 1600 people for COVID-19 in the past two weeks, while almost 700 people accessed testing at Apollo Bay and Lorne in the past two months.

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  • Colac man’s isolation reminds of virus’ far-reaching impact

    A Colac man in hotel quarantine says his time in isolation has been an “eye-opening” experience about how individual COVID cases can affect so many lives.

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