News

  • Licensed to kill native animals

    EIGHT people have permits kill up to 1150 eastern grey kangaroos in Colac Otway Shire this year.

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  • Bust business employees will miss out

    FORMER workers of a bankrupt Colac transport company say they were upset to discover they would not receive up to $150,000 worth of entitlements.

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  • Work starts on $350m Colac wind farm

    CONTRACTORS have started work on Colac district’s Mount Gellibrand wind farm, which will generate enough energy for 88,000 homes.

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  • Principal welcomes Oliver’s fat fight

    A COLAC high school leader has welcomed State Government plans to tackle obesity with help from celebrity chef Jamie Oliver.

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  • Be patient and stay alive this weekend

    COLAC’S top highway police officer wants drivers to be patient this long weekend.

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  • District teenagers help stop warlord

    COLAC teenagers have joined a global campaign to stop a Ugandan warlord.

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  • Mayor confident after meeting leaders

    COLAC Otway Shire mayor Stephen Hart says he’s confident meetings with the country’s leaders will attract government funding to the region.

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  • Former Colac student heading to Oxford

    A PASSION for history and politics has earned a former Colac student a prestigious place at England’s Oxford University.

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