News

  • Businesses face higher costs

    Colac and district business owners are hoping local support will stay strong as the national minimum wage increases.

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  • Warm welcome for refugees

    Trinity College Colac students have welcomed a refugee family into the community by decorating a mural in honour of National Refugee Week.

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  • Progress with sale of high school site

    Colac Otway Shire Council has officially secured the title for a two-hectare land parcel on a former school, with plans to transform it into a public open space.

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  • Wind farm announces grants

    Facility upgrades, event operations and charity outreach are among Colac district projects to receive funding from a local wind farm this year.

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  • Registration benefits state’s disability workers

    A new Victorian Disability Worker Commission campaign is encouraging disability workers to register to show people with disability that they have the right skills to deliver quality services.

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  • New roundtable for coastal body

    People from communities along the Great Ocean Road can provide feedback to inform the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority’s work, as part of a new roundtable.

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  • Inferno damages Winchelsea home

    Winchelsea homeowners have escaped without injury after a fire in their roof kept emergency crews busy for more than six hours.

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  • Surf rescue contest for Lorne’s beach

    More than 200 athletes will dive into icy waters at Lorne this weekend to compete for 2022 state champion titles.

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