News

  • Clinic proposed for Skene Street

    A Colac chiropractic business has plans to open a new clinic on Skene Street.

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  • Students display a flair for music

    Lorne P-12 College’s annual music showcase has shone a spotlight on the outstanding talent of the school’s voice and instrumental music students.

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  • Book Week magic

    There’s been colourful, crazy and creative costumes around Colac as schools celebrate Book Week.

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  • Winchelsea Common plan gets green light

    Surf Coast Shire Council has ruled out establishing a bike park on the former go-kart area at Winchelsea Common but will discuss other options with the community.

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  • Call for new home

    Colac district cricket leader Steve Millar is calling for cricket to be part of potential new sporting facilities in Colac as well as revisiting Central Reserve to host the sport again in the future.

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  • Comfy new homes for wildlife

    Crafty students at St Brendan’s Catholic Primary School have created new wildlife habitats to help attract the local Coragulac fauna.

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  • Council service review to begin

    A review has started into the future of Colac Otway Shire Council’s aged and disability services, with opportunities ahead for people to participate in the review.

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  • Bay residents fighting against kinder auction

    A petition to keep Apollo Bay’s old kinder site in community hands is circling the coastal town in another attempt to stop the sale of 69 McLachlan Street.

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