News

  • Lake Colac water level continues to recede

    Lake Colac’s water levels have dropped 40 centimetres since their peak in November, with a water authority expecting this trend to continue until late April.

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  • Driver flees from police after crash

    A 22-year-old man must be on good behaviour for the next 12 months after he flipped his car and ran away from police.

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  • Plea for ocean skills funding

    Apollo Bay P-12 College’s student leaders have called on Premier Daniel Andrews to commit funding to build the Victorian Blue Ocean Safety Skills Centre.

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  • Healthy help for students

    Trinity College students are getting the chance to find tasty ways to embrace fresh, healthy and delicious food and drink options.

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  • Iconic Otways event cancelled

    The iconic Gellibrand River Blues and Blueberry Festival will not go ahead in 2023, after organisers made the difficult decision to cancel the event.

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  • Footy offence crackdown

    The bosses of AFL Barwon and the CDFNL say the governing bodies will continue to come down hard on dangerous on-field behaviour to ensure the safety of its players and sustainability of its sports.

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  • Highway patrol out in force for Easter

    Colac police will target impairment, speed, fatigue and distraction across the Easter break, in a bid to ensure every motorist arrives safely at their destination.

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  • National gold success for Lorne surf lifesaver

    Lorne Surf Life Saving Club’s Tristan Read has claimed two gold medals in the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships.

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