Colac Otway

  • Flu still here despite data

    A Colac GP says multiple people in Colac have had the flu this year, despite the Health Department only reporting one case.

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  • Ambulance demand surges across shire

    Colac’s paramedics are getting busier, but they’re taking longer to arrive at incidents, the latest figures say.

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  • Rovers pull the pin on 2020 campaign

    Colac Otway Rovers officials say soccer’s profile has grown in the district, despite the club not hitting the park this year.

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  • Coach eager to lead club again

    Untried Colac Otway Rovers coach James Gorman says he is “absolutely” committed to leading the club in 2021 after his first year in charge failed to get off the ground.

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  • No new flu cases confirmed in Colac Otway

    Colac Otway has recorded no new flu cases since May, with the region and surrounding areas seeing a major drop in cases compared with this time last year.

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  • Rovers eye two senior teams

    Colac Otway Rovers president Tom Davis says the signing of a former Leopold gun and a host of potential recruits could see the club field two senior sides for just the second time in its history.

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  • Colac Otway winter forecast uncertain

    Most of Australia will see a wetter-than-average winter, but Colac Otway’s winter forecast remains uncertain.

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  • 82-per-cent decline in flu cases

    Colac Otway has recorded 23 fewer flu cases than the same time last year, with hygiene awareness and less travel likely contributing to a milder flu season.

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