News

  • Program welcomes stability

    The Colac Otway L2P program is keen to welcome more driving mentors to support its learner drivers, as demand for the service increases.

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  • Colac women break the bias

    Educators, volunteer firefighters, students, councillors, chief executives – just some of the many roles of Colac and district women who contribute to our community to make it great.

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  • COVID hits capital works

    COVID-related impacts are to blame for significant delays to Colac Otway Shire Council’s capital works program, an infrastructure boss says.  

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  • Artist embraces a challenge

    Cressy wildlife artist Bev Jacobs is no stranger to hanging out of a helicopter for that “perfect shot” for her artwork.

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  • Check dams after heavy rain

    Farmers should do a detailed inspection of their dams, after experiencing heavy rain, storms, and floods in recent months.

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  • Back in the saddle at RDA Colac

    A Colac disability horse-riding service is on the lookout for more clients and volunteers.

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  • Workers keen for life in Colac

    Community leaders have given a warm Colac welcome to a host of overseas workers.

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  • Issue flagged in council policy

    Surf Coast Shire Council has delayed updating its flag flying policy, amid concerns flying the Aboriginal flag at half-mast on January 26 could breach national rules.

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