News

  • Boost for Otways brigade

    Gellibrand Fire Brigade captain Tony Robertson says a new vehicle for the brigade is a win for the brigade and, most importantly, the community.

    By

  • Vaccine rule for visitors to care home

    All visitors to Mercy Place Colac must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, after its provider Mercy Health made a carefully considered decision to protect residents and staff.

    By

  • Camping plan to address worker shortage

    Surf Coast Shire residents have had their say on a proposed local law change that would allow seasonal workers to camp in back yards during summer.

    By

  • Colac Otway kicks off glass recycling system

    Colac Otway’s new era for recycling begins next week when purple-lid glass bins go to the kerb for the first time.

    By

  • Most health workers meet vax mandate

    All staff at Lorne, Apollo Bay and Winchelsea’s health services are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, while Colac Area Health continues to work with staff members who are unvaccinated.

    By

  • Quiet sale preceeds exciting December

    Colac Regional Saleyards had up to 140 head of cattle on offer at its weekly sale, with strong prices for bullocks.

    By

  • Regional business groups join forces for local issues

    Colac and Apollo Bay’s chambers of commerce have signed on as founding members of a new regional Victorian business union.

    By

  • New date for Lorne event

    The Lorne Sculpture Biennale has a new date after its postponement.

    By