News

  • Drop-off for flood rubbish

    Colac Otway residents cleaning up after floods have until the end of October to dispose of flood waste free of charge at council transfer stations.

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  • Letters to the editor

    COVID responses, tips to cut energy use, and backing for a Polwarth election candidate feature in today’s letters.

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  • Lake Colac silt finds new life in ceramics

    Ceramics artist Rachel Kettle has created stunning works from Lake Colac’s silt, and is pushing for the formation of a group to further explre the concept of cleaning the lake’s silt while fostering artists.

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  • Brewing up useful skills

    Young people from across Surf Coast Shire have “brewed up” new work-ready skills as baristas and food handlers, thanks to free courses at Lorne and Winchelsea through Surf Coast Shire Council.

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  • PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Colac firefighters delight kinder kids

    Colac’s Winifred Nance Kindergarten had an exciting visit from members of the Colac Fire Brigade.

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  • Petition gains strong support

    An Apollo Bay teacher, author and parent has received more than 2600 signatures on her petition calling for the end of seismic testing nationwide.

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  • ARTS FOCUS: Artists branch out with styles

    Two artists are experimenting with different art forms at Colac’s Studio 92.

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  • Prime rams attract top prices

    It was a cracking day in Cressy district that saw strong top prices and high local demand at Gemini Prime Lamb’s Spring Ram Sale.

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