News

  • Mick’s circular economy hope

    Apollo Bay resident Mick Fischer thinks the community should be looking at more ways to recover, reuse and recycle.

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  • Fine for illegal tree cutting

    A Colac district man has been slapped with a $1000 fine for cutting down a tree in the Otways.

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  • Councillor resigns ahead of election

    Tosh-Jake Finnigan has resigned from their position as a Colac Otway Shire councillor this morning to allow them “to speak freely about council issues while campaigning for re-election”.

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  • Bay restaurant seeks approval for expansion

    An Apollo Bay restaurant is hoping to get planning approval to expand its business and reduce its liquor licence hours.

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  • Painter inspired by show’s art

    With a rich history of being inspired by the Birregurra Art Show, Gellibrand district artist Alda Palejs Hubbard hopes it can continue going from strength to strength this year.

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  • Agriculture Victoria confirms profit decrease for dairy farms

    Agriculture Victoria has clarified that figures in the Victoria Dairy Farm Monitor indicated a decrease in profits from the previous year, and shared information about the support available to farmers.

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  • Funding support ‘well overdue’

    Nourish to Flourish founders and directors Jayne Peacock and Michelle Carson say the State Government’s funding support for treating eating disorders is welcome but “well overdue”.

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  • Aurora delights district

    Another extraordinary aurora in recent days has captured the attention of Colac and district residents.

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