News

  • Police on the beat no matter the hour

    Police are patrolling areas around Winchelsea into the wee hours and have busted an alleged burglary nearby.

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  • Mum ready for remote school

    Colac and district students returned to remote learning this week, with stage three lockdown restrictions coming into place tonight.

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  • New Country Inspires Work

    Apollo Bay artist Karlijn Sas has no trouble seeing colours in the dark for her latest line of work, as she waits for the night to inspire new colours and landscape pieces.

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  • No change to Colac COVID cases

    Colac Otway’s confirmed case numbers remain unchanged today with the DHHS reporting 97 cases in the shire.

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  • COVID case linked to Beeac Primary School

    Beeac Primary School is closed to all staff and students after a school community member tested positive for COVID-19.

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  • Colac COVID count reaches 97

    Colac Otway’s COVID-19 count rose by two to 97, with five further cases linked to an outbreak at Australian Lamb Company Colac.

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  • Organic aspirations taking shape

    Carlie Barry is not short of vision, or work, for her farming enterprises as she heads towards becoming organically certified while selling beef direct to consumers and milking her jersey herd.

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  • Dumpers trash district roads

    Fed up residents are asking people to dob in illegal dumpers in the Colac district, with trailer loads of trash tossed by the roadside.

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