News

  • Intersection claims more victims

    A DRIVER has failed to give way at a notorious Colac intersection, resulting in two people going to hospital.

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  • Council sacks teenage volunteer

    A 16-YEAR-OLD says she is devastated to lose her position on Colac Otway Shire’s youth council after a disagreement with the senior council.

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  • Falling branches won’t stop carols

    COLAC’S Carols by Candlelight will remain at Memorial Square despite two elm tree branches falling at the square in the past month.

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  • Dry month for Colac district

    COLAC was among the driest places in western Victoria in November, receiving half its average rainfall for the month.

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  • Berry grower has taste for cider

    THE opening of this year’s berry season is extra special for Colac district’s Pennyroyal Berry farm.

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  • Hospital reverses cash crisis

    COLAC Area Health has turned a $1.1-million deficit into a $100,000 surplus in 12 months.

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  • MP joins phone tower fight

    BIRREGURRA and Gellibrand residents are demanding temporary mobile phone towers remain in their towns during fire season, with the support of their federal MP.

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  • Council won’t review performance

    COLAC Otway Shire councillors have rejected a call for a review of the council after the shire ranked poorly on a national index.

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