News

  • Man sustains burns in caravan fire and car rolls at Jancourt

    Emergency responders became well acquainted with Cobden-Lavers Hill Road at Jancourt on the weekend after responding to two separate incidents in quick succession.

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  • Bay expects blow from second lockdown

    Apollo Bay’s retail precinct could resemble a ghost town in coming weeks as businesses weigh up whether to stay open during a stage three lockdown.

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  • Delay for college

    Remote learning 2.0 for Colac Secondary College seniors is supposed to start today, but students have been unable to access the school for laptops and books.  

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  • Third option for Twelve Apostles Trail

    Corangamite Shire Council has drawn up a third option of the Twelve Apostles Trail route into Port Campbell after the community had its say on plans.

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  • Bay brigade hitting target

    Apollo Bay’s fire brigade has reached 100-per-cent compliance with its response time targets.

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  • Libraries closing

    Colac and district libraries will close at the end of today for at least six weeks due to COVID-19 state three lockdowns.

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  • Letters to the editor

    Readers share their views on climate change, war commemoration, and the Colac Herald’s coverage.

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  • Mayor welcomes increased COVID controls

    Colac Otway mayor Jason Schram says the stage three restrictions in force across Colac Otway tomorrow provide clear answers for the community following Colac’s local outbreak.

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