Colac Otway Shire

  • Mayors won’t stand for top jobs at two councils

    Colac Otway Shire will have a new mayor tonight, after Joe McCracken revealed he would not recontest the position at the council’s mayoral election.

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  • Lights and camera upgraded at square

    Contractors have begun security upgrades at Colac Memorial Square, making the space a safer and more appealing location for community members.

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  • Mixed response to vaccinations

    Colac Otway Shire’s immunisation rates for one and two-year-olds are above the national average, but immunisation rates among five-year-old children fall below the national average.

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  • New growth plan to guide Colac development

    The Colac community can learn what the city might look like in 30 years time, with a draft Colac 2050 growth plan going on public display.

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  • $800,000 injection for Colac’s Western Reserve

    Colac’s Western Reserve will receive more than $800,000 of upgrades to the ground and lights, after the State Government awarded a grant for women’s football at the facility.

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  • No takers to join new Australia Day committee

    Interest in Australia Day celebrations in Colac Otway Shire seems to have evaporated.

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  • District welcomes its newest citizens

    Colac Otway Shire’s seven newest Australian citizens have taken a citizenship pledge in front of family and friends at a ceremony in Colac.

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  • Brian Crook wins council election count-back

    Colac’s Brian Crook will re-join Colac Otway Shire Council after being the successful candidate in a vote count-back.

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