News

  • KING CHARLIE: Colac’s young Elvis makes history at festival

    Colac’s very own fifteen-year-old Elvis Charlie Gaylard had a crowd of thousands All Shook Up after his history-making performance on the main stage at the Parkes Elvis Festival.

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  • Gathering shelter starts taking shape

    A new gathering shelter beside Winchelsea’s Barwon River and public toilets will soon be ready for locals and visitors to enjoy.

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  • Dee inspired by surrounds

    Whether it’s the cheeky expression of a bird, the colors of a tree’s bark or the flowing waters of a peaceful waterscape, Dee Matheson is always looking for her next painting within her natural surroundings.

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  • Violent behaviour in front of children

    A man who ran at his victim swinging a tyre iron has avoided a criminal record but must complete an anger management course and donate $750 to Beyond Blue.

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  • Community engagement a key for CORA

    A Surf Coast councillor has urged CORA to engage with the local community during what shapes as a groundbreaking development for the growth of towns like Winchelsea following last week’s major announcement.

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  • Ratepayers hit with costly road fix

    Colac Otway Shire Council will use Mooleric Road as a case study for what not to do with future road constructions.

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  • New mural to transform Winchelsea wall

    Winchelsea artist Lauren Green will breathe life and creativity into a 42-metre wall facing Winchelsea’s railway reserve with a vibrant mural.

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  • Youngsters request more local entertainment

    Colac Otway Shire’s youth want more social discos, dance and music events to be held in the shire for young people.

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