News

  • Breeder has birthday in Colac

    Colac has hosted a workshop for a major seedstock producer that pulled attendees in from across the region and interstate.

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  • Council ranks low in corruption

    Colac Otway Shire Council has the lowest reports of corruption claims in the region and among the lowest in the state, latest data shows.

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  • Woman convicted for drunken scene at campground

    A woman who threw glass bottles around an Otways campsite while yelling at her partner must complete 75 hours of community work.

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  • TAX UNDER FIRE: Volunteer brigades switching offline to protest levy

    Multiple volunteer fire brigades across Colac and district have marked themselves as offline to protest a new levy increase that will see farmers’ bills skyrocket. But CFA officials and volunteers have given assurances that community safety is still protected.

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  • Work begins on playground

    Birregurra families can look forward to an exciting new playspace with upgrade works set to commence at the park tomorrow.

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  • Carp is killing plants, bugs

    There could be 700 tonnes of carp in Lake Colac, an expert says.

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  • Volunteers heading to Parliament protest

    Colac district volunteers are turning out to protests in Melbourne and Camperdown tomorrow, but one of the state’s oldest tankers must remain behind.

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  • Investigations into suspicious blazes is ongoing

    Police are continuing to appeal for information regarding three suspicious fires in the Otways.

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