Corangamite Shire

  • Champion shot to hand award

    Camperdown’s Olympic hero Penny Smith is set to be the keynote speaker at Corangamite Shire’s 2025 Australia Day activities.

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  • Plantation concerns for buyer

    Sherry Marshall says everything “turned to dirt” after settlement on her dream home in Kennedys Creek.

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  • Petition calls for road fix

    Simpson locals and community leaders are calling for sweeping changes to a dangerous stretch of the Lavers Hill-Cobden Road following six recent crashes. State Member for Polwarth Richard Riordan, Corangamite Mayor Kate Makin, Simpson Community House’s Deb Smith and Timboon business man David Costin gathered where 40-kilometre-per-hour signs have been introduced in response to the […]

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  • Corangamite announces community awards

    Camperdown couple Ian (Bidge) and Barb Boyd are Corangamite Shire’s 2024 Community Volunteers of the Year.

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  • Bottle scheme to help charities

    Colac and district locals will get money back in their pockets for recycling containers and bottles under the State Government’s new container deposit scheme starting November 1.

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  • Little migration to region

    The Colac Otway, Corangamite and Surf Coast shires have all experienced a decrease in migration, despite an overall upward trend in people moving from cities to the regions across Australia.

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  • State cash for Cobden homes

    Corangamite Shire will receive a share of $219 million as part of a State Government social housing boost, but Colac Otway and Surf Coast Shire are yet to see relief for hundreds of residents waiting for a suitable home.

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  • Reserve group needs people

    Community members can apply for a position on the Mount Leura and Mount Sugarloaf Committee to assist with managing and development of the Camperdown sites.

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