News

  • 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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  • Parents praised for child immunisations

    A COLAC health worker has praised parents for immunising their children, with the district continuing to beat the state’s immunisation rate.

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  • Plan to ban cars from botanic gardens

    COLAC Otway Shire Council is considering banning cars from the Colac Botanic Gardens.

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  • Carols return to Colac’s Memorial Square

    COMMUNITY groups will join festive forces to return Colac’s traditional carols by candlelight to Memorial Square this year.

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  • Fishing work approved but cash gets away

    CIVIC leaders have taken five years to gain approval for a new Lake Colac fishing platform but have since lost funding for the project.

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  • Childcare costs might fall despite cuts

    COLAC childcare costs might drop despite government funding cuts to care providers.

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