Environment

  • Demand for state to tackle Colac district weeds

    COLAC OTWAY Shire Council will ask the State Government to take action against landowners who fail to control noxious weeds.

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  • Asbestos confirmed in Apollo Bay tests

    VICTORIA’S Environment Protection Authority has confirmed the presence of asbestos sheeting in soil at three locations around Apollo Bay.

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  • Asbestos soil tests for Apollo Bay’s foreshore

    ENVIRONMENT officials investigated soil at Apollo Bay’s foreshore yesterday after reports of a possible asbestos contamination.

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  • Construction to start on new government office

    WORK will start this month on a new $4.6-million government office and depot at Gellibrand.

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  • Tonnes of Lake Colac carp caught for bait

    CARP taken from Lake Colac this week will become bait for commercial fishermen, a council worker says.

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  • Solar panels help council cut power cost

    COLAC OTWAY Shire Council will save more than $150,000 in electricity costs over the next five years through its new solar-energy system.

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  • Pupils to plant thousands of trees

    MORE than 20,000 trees will help revegetate Birregurra farms, park and school over the next three months.

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  • Quoll filmed in Otways for first time in two decades

    PARKS VICTORIA rangers have filmed a tiger quoll in the Otways for the first time in more than 20 years.

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