News

  • Apollo Bay loses taxi

    Apollo Bay’s taxi service has switched off its meter for the last time, leaving the coastal town without a cab service ahead of summer.

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  • A passion for food sparks new service

    An impressive new boning facility in Colac is offering livestock farmers a service “from farm to plate”.

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  • Low flu figure continues

    Health Department flu data remains unchanged for Colac Otway, Corangamite, Surf Coast and Greater Geelong.

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  • Women’s charity drive restarts

    The Rotary Club of Colac West has launched an annual appeal for Christmas donations to families in need.

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  • Thousands flow for needy

    A pay-it-forward voucher program has allowed Colac Neighbourhood House to provide more than $4000 worth of fresh meat, fruit and vegetables to people in need across the Colac district.

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  • Fundraising walk to help Colac kids

    Colac’s Mick McCrickard will tackle a 50-kilometre hike through the Otways this weekend on a mission to help vulnerable young people.

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  • Lobster catchers hoping for increased local sales

    Apollo Bay lobster fishers hope an expected boost in local lobster consumption can boost the industry that remains without its key export market.

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  • Get your displays up for lights competition

    The annual Colac Herald and MixxFM Christmas Lights Competition launches today, and organisers are hoping for this year to be the biggest ever.

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