News

  • Tiger is at home as a Dolphin

    In a weird twist of fate, Cameron Nugent can almost see the Aireys Inlet lighthouse from his home at Lorne.

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  • Extra organics collections in spring

    Colac Otway residents can take advantage of extra green waste collections this month.

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  • Vandalism at Colac school

    Vandals have damaged outdoor facilities at Colac Primary School, sparking a call for witnesses to come forward.

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  • URGENT NEED: Critical hospital department running out of space

    Patients are in passageways during times of peak demand as Colac Hospital’s Urgent Care Centre outgrows its facilities, a report says.

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  • Keeping an eye on riders

    Police and forest officers have worked together to patrol Colac district bushland in an attempt to reduce offroad motorcycle offences.

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  • Storm topples district trees

    Thunderstorms have caused falling trees and floods across Colac and district.

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  • Falls upgrade kicks off

    Work will start today on a $1.35-million upgrade of tourist facilities at Stevensons Falls in the Otways, including a viewing platform, path and parking.

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  • Push to fix Barwon River

    Landcarers fear The Upper Barwon River has become a “swampy mess” and hope to engage the community in restoring the river’s health. 

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