Gellibrand

  • Blue news for Otways celebration

    Otways Tourist Park’s managers celebrated their 20-year milestone at the campsite in subdued fashion on the weekend.

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  • Signs of life emerge after fire

    A bushfire-ravaged patch of Otways bushland is already showing signs of recovery from the past summer.

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  • Otways trail pioneer to relocate to Chile

    The Old Beechy Rail Trail is losing one of its stalwarts in Tony Grogan.

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  • Couple uninjured in house fire

    The Country Fire Authority’s Mark Billing has praised the first firefighters on the scene of a house fire at Gellibrand who managed to contain the blaze to an upstairs room.

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  • Senior sets example for younger drivers

    Others might say an 88-year-old should not hold a driver’s licence, but there is perhaps nobody more qualified behind the wheel than Colac’s Doris Robbins.

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  • Landslip on district road

    A landslip on the Colac-Lavers Hill Road north of Gellibrand has forced road authorities to close one lane of the busy road.

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  • Sustainability festival cuts carbon footprints

    GELLIBRAND RIVER’S inaugural Sustainable Living Day will help Colac and Otways residents reduce their carbon footprint, reduce living costs and “eat local”.

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  • Tennis court proposal as bushfire last resort

    A TENNIS court and community parks could become last-resort options for Colac district people caught in a bushfire.

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