News

  • Colac’s Target gets the chop

    Colac’s Target will shut up shop next year, in a blow to the city’s embattled retail sector.

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  • Coronavirus impacts CFA response times

    The number of Colac CFA’s incident response times that met the state’s standard declined in the last three months of 2019, but CFA district six commander Mark Hildebrandt says the statistics aren’t a true indication of performance.

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  • Back to school

    The McGuane family is excited to return to onsite learning and teaching this week as Victoria’s schools welcome back some students and staff after six weeks of remote learning.

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  • Day care discount on council’s radar

    Corangamite Shire Council is set to extend the lease for an adult day care facility in Camperdown for a further five years, and at a significant discount.

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  • Registration now open for three-year-old kinder

    Colac Otway parents and guardians can now register their children for Victoria’s first-ever round of three-year-old kindergarten programs.

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  • Clock is ticking for election enrolment

    Potential Corangamite Shire Council candidates have until noon tomorrow to register for the Central Ward by-election.

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  • Virtual council meeting available to community

    Surf Coast Shire Council will consider the community’s view on its draft budget via a virtual meeting next week.

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  • Rosy support for genetic disease

    Colac facilities have turned up the red light to help raise awareness of cystic fibrosis.

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