News

  • Val launches ladies’ season

    Apollo Bay ladies’ golfers had 99 reasons to celebrate the start of their new season when a cherished member returned to make the traditional first putt.

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  • Bank’s warning after $20m-loss

    Bendigo Bank is warning people to watch out for bank impersonation scams, after the company saw more than $20 million reported lost in a year, according to ScamWatch.

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  • Bikes, coffee and interaction

    The Colac Herald heard about the growing popularity of a weekly gathering at Beeac, and thought we’d catch up with the motorbike-riding, coffee-loving retirees who appreciate the ride and chance to have a chat with mates.

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  • Bay festival expected to return

    Apollo Bay Seafood Festival director Bill Hurley-Fraser is confident a full-scale event will return next year after State Government “budget cuts” and volunteer fatigue forced officials to make the difficult decision to cancel the main event planned for this weekend.

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  • No reports of rubbish dumping

    Community members and local firefighters have raised concerns about rubbish dumped on the side of the Princes Highway, near Pirron Yallock.

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  • Council to consider 35-lot subdivision

    Vacant land in Apollo Bay could be home to a 35-lot subdivision, if Colac Otway Shire Council approves the plans.

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  • Still rockin’ three decades on

    Almost three decades in the making, the Colac Rock ‘n’ Roll Club has a history as vibrant as its member’s dance moves.

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  • Centenary celebrations begin

    Colac West Primary School has started celebrating 100 years of providing education to the Colac community.

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