News

  • Busy Sunday for police

    Colac police blocked off a section of Queen Street yesterday, after a vehicle crashed into a power pole.

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  • Lameness is a risk in wet conditions

    A good autumn break has provided great feed heading into winter, but a WestVic Dairy officer warns Colac district farmers should keep an eye on lameness in cattle with incoming wet conditions.

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  • Otway tracks and roads close to reduce damage

    Scores of Otways tracks and roads have closed for the winter.

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  • Change for building permits

    Colac Otway Shire Council’s building inspectors will keep processing existing building permit applications, despite moves to close the service.

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  • Letters to the editor

    Readers share their thoughts on water reports, a dangerous roundabout and duck hunting.

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  • Grants support sporting clubs

    A host of Colac and district sporting clubs have each secured $1000 grants to help stay afloat during coronavirus closures.

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  • Council wants consultation over Bay reserve

    Colac Otway Shire Council wants people to have their say on the future management of Apollo Bay’s recreation reserve.

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  • Cattle prices ease for young animals

    Cattle quality was mixed but mainly plain at Colac’s weekly market, with young cattle averaging 30 cents a kilogram cheaper and cows mostly unchanged in prices.

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