News

  • Paul is saving species in a native paradise

    Paul Kennedy’s Elliminyt garden is saving rare native plants from extinction, all while providing a stunning oasis for wildlife.

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  • IGA to replace burnt Bay shops

    An Apollo Bay business leader says plans to move the town’s IGA supermarket to a vacant site in the heart of town is an exciting prospect for the coastal community.

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  • Calls to beautify vacant Apollo Bay block

    Apollo Bay Chamber of Commerce president Kevin O’Connell has called for the community to rally together to beautify a vacant site in the town centre destroyed by fire.

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  • Salvation Army declares ‘We’re here to stay’

    The Salvation Army is continuing 135 years of service in Colac, with the opening of a new $3.44-million welfare and worship centre ensuring it will continue for years to come.

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  • Town rallies to stop blasting

    Campaigners against seismic blasting hope an Apollo Bay gathering can build momentum and educate others about protecting the future of the Otway Basin.

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  • ‘No’ forum draws crowd

    An Australian Senator has visited Colac to share why she is voting no to the Voice to Parliament.

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  • Apostles resort seeking buyer

    A new luxury wellness hot springs and resort at the doorstep of the Twelve Apostles is shovel-ready and will hope to target millions of tourists who travel through the region.

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  • ‘Conservative’ release from lake

    Authorities say they are releasing “a very conservative” amount of water from Lake Colac through the Lough Calvert Drainage Scheme.

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