News

  • Widow and children face homelessness

    A COLAC widow and mother-of-six says she fears a lack of affordable rental properties could leave her family homeless.

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  • Woman lucky to escape serious injury

    POLICE have warned motorists to be cautious on Otways and coastal roads after two crashes near Lorne.

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  • Nurses set to join industrial action

    COLAC nurses are set to join an industrial campaign to improve pay and working conditions.

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  • Council under fire over library annexe

    DEBATE on the future of Colac’s library annexe continues, with supporters suggesting Colac Otway Shire Council is serving its own interests ahead of the community.

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  • Shire chief defends opening on show day

    COLAC Otway Shire Council’s CEO has defended its policy to open on the Colac Show Day public holiday.

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  • Adventurers will brave bouncing bubbles

    ADVENTUROUS souls could find themselves hurtling down an Otways hill in a giant plastic bubble early next year.

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  • Rescuer recalls first fatal car crash

    COLAC State Emergency Service worker Kevin O’Gorman remembers the first car accident he attended 28 years ago.

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  • Band impresses but unable to win

    COLAC band Erepato has earned praise from judges despite failing to win a regional Battle of the Bands competition.

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