News

  • Easy transition to lower limits

    Electronic 40kmh speed signs will appear in Colac’s Murray Street in the coming weeks.

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  • Missing mobile phone tracked to defendant

    A man who pocketed a dropped phone while walking on Murray Street in Colac must pay a $500 fine.

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  • Colac Evening VIEW Club seeks helpers

    Colac Evening VIEW Club is calling on the Colac and district community to volunteer their time this National Volunteer Week to support children’s education charity, The Smith Family.

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  • Authorities respond to Apollo Bay meeting

    GORCAPA chief Jodie Sizer says the authority wants to continue building better relationships with the Apollo Bay district community through a “united” action group created this week. 

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  • Scooting good times for holidays

    Colac’s skatepark has been a popular place for kids these school holidays.

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  • Council survey for local laws review

    A review of Colac and district’s local laws could lead to changes to regulations on short-term accommodation, camping, pets and alcohol consumption.

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  • Costly boom gate repair

    Vandalism to new boom gates at Skenes Creek has already cost $20,000, and they’re less than a year old.

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  • Wards system gets backing

    The Committee for Lorne wants a nine-ward model for the Surf Coast Shire that would properly address the diverse communities of interest in the shire.

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