News

  • Council counting COVID-19 cost

    Extra cleaning services because of COVID-19 could cost Colac Otway Shire Council $140,000 across the next six months.

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  • Fire refuge welcomed

    Camperdown citizens have welcomed a new main street community facility – but they hope they never have to use it

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  • Bulla targets late-2021 for Murray Street expansion

    Colac will have to wait until late next year for a proposed Murray Street tourism project to become a reality.

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  • Community members get work with council

    People who have lost their jobs because of COVID-19 will get a gig with Colac Otway Shire Council as part of a million-dollar injection into the shire’s workforce.

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  • Tourism authority’s recovery plan

    A domestic travel campaign and accelerating key City Deal projects headline Great Ocean Road Tourism’s plan to rebound from the impacts of coronavirus.

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  • Collector could sweep contract

    A waste collection company that came to the rescue during last year’s recycling crisis is the frontrunner for Colac Otway Shire Council’s biggest contract.

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  • Mayor wants restriction relief

    Colac’s mayor says he hopes an easing of lockdown restrictions can bring families back together and begin the shire’s economic revival.

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  • Banned driver caught

    A Colac motorist who lost his driver’s licence has now lost his car too, after police caught him going for a spin just two days after copping a driving ban.

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