News

  • Bay’s beaches keep crumbling

    Recent rough weather and strong ocean tides have caused more coastal erosion at Apollo Bay, damaging sand renourishment work.

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  • SBS to screen Great Ocean Road history film

    Australians will get an insight into the stories behind the longest war memorial in the world, when a Great Ocean Road documentary airs on TV next week.

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  • Fishing enthusiasts in a tangle over “ludicrous” government controls

    Lorne’s fishing club is leading a state-wide protest against the Victorian Government’s controversial fishing ban.

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  • Safety boost for region’s arterial roads

    Construction crews are continuing work to improve the Colac district’s key arterial roads.

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  • Plan to stream council meeting

    Colac Otway Shire Council will recommend Wednesday’s monthly meeting be livestreamed for the public.

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  • Groups share resources to care for community

    Colac Otway Shire Council says the region is prepared to meet any increase in demand for services from vulnerable members of the community amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Focus turns to mulching as Otways get wetter

    Firefighters have stepped up mulching to reduce fire fuels in the Otways, after wet autumn weather made burnoffs harder.

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  • Environmental grants open

    Applications have opened for a state grants program for environmental projects along the coast.

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