Elections

  • Fines out for non-voters

    Thousands of people must pay a $92 fine after failing to vote in last year’s state election.

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  • Young people should check voting status

    Colac and district young people should check to see if they are directly enrolled voters in November’s State election.

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  • Phone voting for COVID

    People in isolation due to COVID-19 will be able to vote by phone in November’s state election.

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  • New outlook as Wannon becomes marginal

    The likelihood of the federal electorate of Wannon becoming a marginal seat could bring benefits to the region, Colac’s mayor says.

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  • Election race kicks off

    Colac and district voters have six weeks of election campaigns ahead, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison announcing Australians will head to the polls on May 21.

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  • Cr Kate Hanson re-elected as Colac Otway mayor

    A housing shortage, worker crisis, lack of childcare and COVID recovery are top issues for Colac Otway Shire Council’s leadership, including re-elected mayor Kate Hanson.

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  • Hundreds of tardy voters must give their excuses

    Almost 400 Colac Otway residents and ratepayers can expect a letter in the mail asking why they failed to vote in last year’s council election.

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  • Charity chair and volunteer stands for election

    Financial planner and health board member Max Arnott has thrown his hat into the ring for Colac Otway Shire Council’s upcoming election.

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