Tourism

  • Train travellers sit on floor or stand

    TRAIN travellers have had to sit on the floor and stand in doorways as Colac and district’s public transport struggles to cope with holiday crowds.

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  • Whales’ antics delight onlookers

    WHALES off the coast of Apollo Bay are delighting onlookers with their antics.

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  • New owner driving Colac company

    A WESTERN Victorian company hopes to continue the legacy of Colac’s long-standing King’s Coachlines.

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  • Council bid to re-route Great Ocean Road

    CIVIC leaders want to re-route the Great Ocean Road around Apollo Bay but their plans have hit a roadblock.

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  • Whales along Great Ocean Road

    SOUTHERN right whales and humpback whales are making their way along the Great Ocean Road coast.

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  • Mayor defends special meeting

    COLAC mayor Stephen Hart has defended his decision to call a “special meeting” to vote on an issue that people had already resolved.

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  • First tiger quoll sighting in decade

    HOLIDAYMAKERS near Lorne have unknowingly encountered the critically endangered tiger quoll, the first confirmed Otways sighting in more than a decade.

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  • Farm workers enjoy delights

    INTERNATIONAL and interstate farm workers have enjoyed the Colac region’s “delights”, including yabbies, while working at a district potato farm.

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