News

  • Concerns at plan for new traffic lights

    A COLAC OTWAY Shire councillor is urging people to contact councillors today if they oppose a VicRoads plan for traffic lights at a Princes Highway intersection.

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  • Party to support learner program

    LABOR will reinstate funding for a learn-to-drive program for disadvantaged Colac youths if it wins the state election.

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  • VicRoads drops plan to cut Colac parking

    COLAC residents have welcomed VicRoads’ decision to scrap plans to cut parking in Murray Street between Bruce Street and Barongarook Creek.

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  • Christmas appeal supports families

    ORGANISERS of a Christmas appeal hope to collect 100,000 gifts for needy families across Australia including families in Colac.

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  • Teenagers act fast at fire

    QUICK-THINKING teenagers have helped slow the spread of a house fire at Irrewarra.

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  • Region’s councils call for ALP train pledge

    PRESSURE is building on political candidates to match a Coalition promise to add extra passenger services to Colac’s train line ahead of this weekend’s state election.

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  • Community supports Colac fuel price campaign

    THE COLAC HERALD today launches a campaign to encourage residents to have their say on Colac’s fuel prices.

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  • New council leader ready for challenge

    New Colac Otway Shire Council mayor Frank Buchanan says he feels “privileged and excited” about leading the council for the next 12 months.

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