News

  • Candidate pledges $5M for family hub

    Community members are celebrating a $5-million-election commitment from the Labor Party for an Early Years Hub in Colac which could help improve access to health services for families.

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  • New calls for action on eroding coastline

    Apollo Bay residents are calling for action on erosion along the coastal town’s shoreline before it’s too late.

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  • Dairy processor reveals opening price

    A Colac district Warrnambool Cheese and Butter supplier says the company’s opening milk price is lower than he hoped.

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  • Timeframe needed for Bluewater users

    COMMUNITY members are urging Colac Otway Shire Council to set a timeframe for fixing the problem-plagued Bluewater stadium floor to allow groups to plan for the future.

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  • Ballot placing set for election

    AN INDEPENDENT candidate has claimed the first spot on the 2016 federal election ballot paper while sitting MP Sarah Henderson drew the bottom position.

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  • Fuel-price battle’s new focus on gas

    Fuel price campaigner Phil Edge is calling on Colac residents to continue a push for lower fuel prices in the region, including gas prices.

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  • Colac cash mob on national show

    More than 50 people have mobbed a Colac business and posed for the camera during Colac’s second cash mob event which has gained national attention this week.

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  • Council gives answers on Bluewater

    Colac Otway Shire Council has finally responded to community concerns, raised in the Colac Herald, last week about the Bluewater stadium floor.

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