News

  • Warning for residents after Camperdown gas leak

    Emergency crews warned Camperdown residents to shut all windows and doors and stay inside yesterday as they responded to a gas leak.

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  • Salvos food truck in the works to support Colac’s most vulnerable

    The wheels are turning on a project to provide free meals to those who need them in Colac.

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  • Otways road improvements surging ahead

    Construction crews have finished two out of three new slow vehicle turnout lanes at Forrest-Apollo Bay Road, with the rest of the $10-million upgrade slated to finish this year.

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  • Dredging project nears completion

    A major Apollo Bay Harbour dredging project is 85 per cent complete, with the equivalent of 5300 truckloads of sand pumped out of the
    port.

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  • Many projects for busy Beeac artist

    The artist and curator behind the window in Main Street, Beeac, might have closed the doors to her art space, but Anna Sande is fair from quiet in her work and vocal passion for the arts.

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  • Cobden Spring Festival cancelled

    COVID-19 has claimed another Colac and district festival, with Cobden Spring Festival organisers canning the event scheduled for October.

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  • Apology for debt collection notices

    Barwon Water’s boss has apologised to customers after the water authority sent out debt collection notices during the coronavirus crisis, including 150 customers in Colac.

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  • Mayor wants less landscape, more equipment

    “We deserve real play equipment”, Colac’s mayor says.

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