News

  • Surge in district dialysis treatment

    CHARMAINE Robbins is one of a growing number of Colac district people who need dialysis to keep their kidneys working.

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  • Buchanan wants mayor’s job

    COLAC Otway Shire councillor Frank Buchanan will put his hand up for the top job at this month’s mayoral election.

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  • Wet November but spring drier overall

    COLAC had a wetter-than-average November but a dry September meant the city had a dry spring.

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  • No hurry for extra car parks in Colac

    COLAC’S leaders say they can address car-parking concerns but will not “rush in” to demolish the former Civic Home Hardware building for car spaces.

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  • Power cuts anger Apollo Bay businesses

    APOLLO Bay business owners are sizzling because they might have to close for an entire day next week due to electrical work.

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  • Funding cuts threaten lives and logging

    COLAC Otway Shire Council will lead a protest against road funding cuts it claims will affect logging access and risk lives in the district.

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  • Cash cuts dry up catchment group’s work

    FUNDING cuts worth $1 million have forced Colac and district’s leading environmental agency to reduce programs in the region.

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  • Cancer survivors urged to accept support

    A COLAC life-after-cancer workshop has encouraged people in recovery to accept help from family, friends and support groups.

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