News

  • Local vax rate still rising

    Almost 50 per cent of people in the Colac-Corangamite region are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, while the first-dose rate is almost three-in-four.

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  • Keen kids escape lockdown

    Kids were out and about across the Colac district on Monday.

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  • No cases linked to Lorne site

    The restricted movements of a COVID-19-positive construction worker at Lorne might have saved the coastal town from a coronavirus outbreak.

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  • More Pfizer on its way to coast

    Great Ocean Road Health will start to receive double the amount of Pfizer vaccine doses each fortnight, as it continues its vaccination roll-out.

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  • Secondary school reform

    Trinity College Colac principal Paul Clohesy hopes new senior school options will provide another meaningful pathway for students who don’t necessarily fit into VCE or VCAL pathways.

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  • Firies on the road to recovery

    Injured firefighter Matt Daniels’ recovery after a truck rollover last week is a testament to his character and positive attitude, a Barongarook Fire Brigade spokesperson says.

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  • Colac MP wins new portfolios

    Polwarth MP Richard Riordan has won a promotion to the frontbench following the State Opposition’s cabinet reshuffle.

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  • MP hits out at hasty GOR bill

    Colac and district’s state MP Richard Riordan says he has more questions than answers about a new Great Ocean Road management bill ahead of a Parliament vote tomorrow.

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