News

  • Herald claims state award

    The Colac Herald has taken out an accolade and received multiple high commendations at statewide media awards.

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  • Lifesaving club upgrade gets green light

    Authorities have given the green light to a long-awaited upgrade of the Apollo Bay Surf Life Saving Club, including a lift and bigger women’s facilities.

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  • Otways on fire: Crews battle two bushfires

    Corangamite group officer Mark Billing has warned of the danger of this year’s fire season, with the Otway Ranges sparking up in two separate bushfires over the weekend.

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  • New Corangamite leaders

    Corangamite Shire councillors Kate Makin and Laurie Hickey have been elected to serve as mayor and deputy mayor for another year.

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  • Treatment plant upgrade improves efficiency

    A new water treatment plant at Gellibrand is taking shape, and is set to be more efficient and bushfire-tough.

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  • Rink’s undying love for horses

    It’s not just the working-class man or woman that benefits from the wonders of moving to the Otways coast for retirement.

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  • Spitter avoids conviction

    “It’s the lowest of the low.”

    A magistrate has slammed a Colac international worker who spat on a woman during an assault.

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  • Building proposes recycled materials

    A building proposed in Colac East’s industrial precinct will use recycled materials from the Melbourne Metro Tunnel project.

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