News

  • Chinese tourists likely to trickle back to region

    Borders have re-opened for one of the Colac district’s largest international tourism markets, but a tourism official says the return to pre-COVID tourist volumes will be a slow burn.

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  • Dogs’ natural instincts shine

    A strong bond, basic obedience and New Zealand dog whistle are all Deans Marsh farmer Jill Stewart needs to help working dogs and their owners flourish.

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  • Double delight for graduate

    Colac’s Jasmine Tippins is eager to begin a double university degree after being among more than 60,000 Victorian students to receive a university offer.

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  • Colourful creations for Clare

    “Colour is one of my great loves.”

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  • Shire recording an average of three COVID-19 cases per day

    COVID-19 infection rates in Colac Otway have fallen to a two-month low.

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  • Outlook predicts warmer weather

    Colac and district can expect warmer than average weather for the coming three months, and average levels of rain.

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  • Caravan flips on the Princes Highway

    A motorist had a lucky escape after the caravan they were towing flipped on the Princes Highway near Camperdown.

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  • Cause of two fires unknown

    Colac Fire Brigade extinguished two small suspicious fires in a short timeframe at the weekend.

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