News

  • At-risk communities won’t have fire signs

    Colac Otway Shire will receive only one new fire danger rating sign, despite having eight of the state’s most high-risk bushfire areas.

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  • Summer warming

    Colac has endured its third wettest January on record.

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  • Hunters to face examinations before season

    Authorities will train and test duck hunters on their game knowledge in the lead-up to Colac district’s duck hunting season.

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  • Big cat spotted

    It was on his way to a romantic dinner that a former Geelong man believes he spotted an infamous big Otways cat.

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  • Sun program appeal

    Colac and district children’s centres are less sun smart than the rest of the state.

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  • Resignation forces Corangamite vote

    Corangamite Shire residents will vote to replace an outgoing councillor within three months.

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  • Annexe is popular for Colac readers

    Colac and district’s library chief says she is “pleasantly surprised” by the popularity of the city’s new library annexe.

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  • Teenager injured after dive from Apollo Bay’s harbour

    Authorities have warned people against jumping off Apollo Bay’s pier after a teenager injured herself on a harbour dredge pipe.

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