News

  • Roads head wishlist for the state budget

    Better roads, a childcare facility and more social and affordable housing are some of the items on the Colac Otway Shire Council’s wish list for the upcoming state budget. 

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  • Visitors to Twelve Apostles could face entry fee

    The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority is not ruling out an entry fee for visitors or locals visiting the Twelve Apostles, but it won’t be $150.

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  • Law education for Colac community

    Law Week events in Colac have provided community members with legal advice and support.

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  • Jail time for Colac tech thefts

    A 34-year-old man will spend four months in prison after ransacking a Colac technology store and making off with more than $1200 in goods.

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  • Museums Victoria unable to protect footprints

    An Apollo Bay couple has documented more than 1000 dinosaur fossil footprints near Skenes Creek, but Museums Victoria says it isn’t involved in protecting them.

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  • Bank branch closes for work

    Extreme water damage has caused a Colac’s ANZ branch to temporarily close until July.

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  • Flags bagged outside school

    A pair of brand-new school crossing flags have bizarrely gone missing from Beeac Primary School, two days after they arrived.

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  • Colac heifer auction supports bullying charity

    The sale of a heifer has raised money for a charity that works to change bullying culture and provide support to young people and their families.

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