News

  • Mount Gellibrand gauge repaired

    Crews have fixed Colac’s rain gauge after it failed to record the region’s heavy rain from late October.

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  • Loss of licence extended after drug driving

    “I wasn’t smoking dope at the time!”

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  • Generosity on show for women in need

    Donated items will help brighten the Christmases of Colac district women and girls, thanks to a community campaign.

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  • Wonderland for motor enthusiasts

    Classic car, antiques and collectible enthusiasts can find treasures, the perfect Christmas present or “turn trash into cash” at the Colac Showgrounds this weekend.

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  • Vehicle downs powerlines

    A Camperdown 18-year-old is assisting police after his vehicle crashed into a power pole, knocking it down and bringing down powerlines.

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  • Apollo Bay residential estate on agenda

    Colac Otway Shire Council will discuss approving development of 144 residential lots at Apollo Bay during its planning committee
    meeting today.

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  • Tree lights up for Christmas

    More than 2000 programmed lights have lit up Apollo Bay and its
    stunning Norfolk pine tree in true festive fashion.

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  • Housing group wants help

    An Apollo Bay taskforce is calling on Colac Otway Shire Council for more resources to help mitigate labour shortages.

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