News

  • A step in the right direction for diabetes

    A Colac podiatrist has highlighted the importance of foot and leg health for people living with diabetes.

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  • Planning for Falls continues

    Organisers are pushing ahead with preparations with this year’s Lorne Falls Music and Arts Festival despite a host of other event cancellations.

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  • Vandals take saw to new house

    A Camperdown homeowner’s move into their new digs is delayed after vandals broke into their newly-built house and caused thousands of dollars’ worth of damage.

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  • Shining a light on Elliminyt footpath

    Colac Otway Shire Council wants to light up Colac’s Queen Street, with just under a month left for residents to have their say.

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  • Accountant expects tax time rush

    A Colac accountant expects local residents to soon follow the national trend of completing their tax returns early to take advantage of additional hip pocket relief this financial year.

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  • Bay left without a taxi

    Apollo Bay’s taxi operator says he will contest a decision from the industry regulator to cancel his accreditation, which leaves Bay residents unable to call a cab.

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  • Funding nearing deadline

    Colac Otway organisations, events and businesses have two weeks to apply for a second round of community cash grants, including a new category.

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  • Teen speedster runs, but he can’t hide

    A teenage hoon who allegedly led police on a high-speed chase through south-west Victoria and ignored multiple orders to stop will face court for a raft of driving offences.

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