Coronavirus

  • Colac and Bay libraries re-open

    Colac librarians were happy to dust off the shelves this week as they welcomed the community back into the centre after months without seeing their regular readers.

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  • Students relieved to see their mates

    Colac district teachers were happy to see students walk through the school gates yesterday as Grade Three to Year 10 students returned to classrooms.

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  • Councils re-open facilities after coronavirus closures

    Colac Otway Shire Council yesterday reopened its customer service centres at Colac and Apollo Bay, but is encouraging people to use online services where possible.

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  • Coaches push to delay decision on season

    “You’d hate to see, with things progressing the way they are, getting to mid-June and more restrictions are lifted but we’ve already called off the season.”

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  • League great fears for clubs

    A Colac district league football great says clubs could take a massive financial hit if a season went ahead this year.

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  • Netball season unlikely if football cancelled

    CDFNL netball president Lorraine Rodger says this year’s netball season is unlikely to go ahead if football is cancelled.

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  • Clearance concern ahead of season decision

    Could the Colac district league lose some of its best players if the 2020 season is cancelled?

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  • Council to eschew small business grants for large-scale investment

    Surf Coast Shire Council wants to target large-scale investment above grants for small businesses with a million-dollar support package.

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