News

  • Police hunting Bay hoons

    Police are appealing for information from the public to help nab a group of hoons who smoked up rubber across the Bay on Saturday.

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  • Colanda deal decided next year

    The State Government could decide the future of Colac’s former Colanda site next year, after it has been empty and unused for more than two years.

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  • Magazine honours wildlife attraction

    Apollo Bay’s Wildlife Wonders tourist attraction is one of the world’s top nature destinations, an international publishing powerhouse said.

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  • Ambo takes up challenge

    A Colac paramedic has let his mo grow this month to support men’s health and wellbeing.

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  • Corangamite elects mayor

    Ruth Gstrein will return as Corangamite Shire Council mayor, with Geraldine Conheady as her new deputy.

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  • Frustration at ongoing park closure

    Skenes Creek Caravan Park will open next month at a reduced capacity, more than a year after the State Government ousted its previous long-term tenants.

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  • Call for scheme to stop dumping of tyres

    A Winchelsea motorist has suggested a deposit scheme could prevent people from dumping used vehicle tyres illegally.

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  • Council report card released

    Steering through the COVID crisis, first across the line for carbon neutrality, record community satisfaction and a host of local infrastructure projects are highlights of Colac Otway Shire Council’s latest annual report.

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