News

  • Wannon candidates challenged

    A local environmental activism group has organised a public forum for political candidates to present their policies on climate change, after the release of a recent climate report.

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  • Council puts land back on the market

    Council-owned land near Lake Colac is back on the market.

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  • Police investigate theft of four-wheel drives

    Two four-wheel drives have been stolen overnight in Colac, with investigators appealing for public assistance.

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  • Principal bids farewell to Bay

    Outgoing Apollo Bay P-12 College principal and community volunteer Tiffany Holt has farewelled the school after almost nine years at the helm, praising the college and the wider Bay community.

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  • Extension of RAT program

    Concession card holders will be able to access free rapid antigen tests for longer, after the Federal Government extended its program.

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  • A vital role for health service

    Supporting community members in need and assisting a busy health service are just some of the many benefits of being a volunteer at Colac Area Health.

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  • Driver fined over offal spill

    A truck driver who spilled his load of lamb guts and offcuts at a Colac East roundabout has received a $1000 fine but escaped a criminal conviction.

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  • First reservoir spill of the year

    West Barwon Reservoir near Forrest has spilled for the first time this year, and water authorities are urging visitors to take care.

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