News

  • Nominees vie to be Labor’s candidate

    A FORMER MP, a Surf Coast Shire councillor and a Colac Otway Shire Council manager want to represent the Labor Party in the Corangamite electorate at the next federal election.

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  • Tourists cause worry on Great Ocean Road

    COLAC’S leading traffic policeman says tourist traffic continues to create problems on the Great Ocean Road.

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  • Support for inquiry into family violence

    A SOUTH-WEST Victorian women’s health organisation has welcomed the start of a Royal Commission into family violence.

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  • Green thumbs on display in parade

    COLAC pupils are showing off their green thumbs for this year’s Kana Festival parade.

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  • Poker machine spending down

    MAYOR Frank Buchanan says community spending on poker machines remains a disappointing issue in Colac Otway Shire, despite a drop in annual pokies losses.

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  • Former Colac people endure wild weather

    FORMER Colac residents say they’re feeling “lucky” and “relived” after avoiding the worst of tropical Cyclone Marcia which hit Queensland’s north coast.

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  • Colac cancer stories shared on silver screen

    COLAC residents are appearing on cinema screens sharing stories of how cancer has touched their lives.

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  • Missing road names causes health worry

    EMERGENCY services including ambulance might not know about the existence of more than 100 Colac Otway Shire roads thanks to a planning oversight.

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