News

  • Coronavirus causes another delay to refurbishment

    A refurbishment to the Maits Rest loop walk near Cape Otway has suffered another delay, this time due to COVID-19.

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  • Busy bee man keeps district’s hives going

    A fascination for busy insects has drawn Neville Towers to a niche rural activity like a bee to a honeypot.

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  • Police crash illegal party

    Colac police didn’t need an invite to crash a Cororooke birthday party over the weekend, shutting down the
    illegal gathering and fining seven people for flouting coronavirus restrictions.

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  • High School reno would cost $2.5M

    A renovation of Colac High School’s heritage-listed quadrangle building would cost $2.5 million, according to a recent report.

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  • SURGING: Colac to Coast Real Estate’s Andrea Invermee says confidence in industry and living conditions have driven a boom in house prices in the Colac district. She is pictured with the agency’s Stuart Nelson.

    Property market’s rapid growth

    Colac Otway has the fastest-growing property market in regional Victoria, new data shows.

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  • Colac’s first COVID-19 case

    Colac has recorded its first confirmed case of COVID-19.

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  • Centre stage for Colac products

    Colac’s own dairy product has had a starring role on national TV, helping some of Australia’s best chefs craft amazing meals.

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  • Drawings bring joy to aged care home

    When Colac’s Stella Clark learnt about visitor restrictions at Mercy Place aged care home to reduce the spread of coronavirus, she wanted to help spread joy and happiness to residents.

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