News

  • United voice for Apollo Bay

    It might not yet have a name, but a new group to give Apollo Bay and district people a voice with authorities well and truly has the community’s backing.

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  • Talented Colac Otway artists share creations with crowds

    Cold and rainy weather couldn’t deter people from visiting the Colac Otway Arts Trail’s art showcase and exhibition.

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  • A little too young to be driving

    A 14-year-old boy will face court after police caught him driving through Camperdown.

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  • Postal vote on postal plan

    Deans Marsh residents are set to vote on the future format of the town’s postal service, following the closure of the current post office.

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  • Squatters’ fundraising success

    Mums, sisters, daughters and friends were never far from the minds of Birregurra’s netballers as they dropped low to complete 28,282 squats last month for a special cause.

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  • Donations will help women facing hardship

    Colac West Rotary Club says it is overwhelmed with the support its Share the Dignity drive received.

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  • Bridge work to take two years

    Construction of a replacement bridge at Wye River will see residents and tourists face delays for up to two years. 

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  • Young scientists take a close look at river

    Wind and rain couldn’t deter kids from becoming citizen scientists these school holidays with the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority.

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