Here is what is making news for May 06, 2026.===================================Following the summer fires across the Otways and Skipton regions, health professionals are reminding emergency service volunteers about the long term mental health impacts being a first responder might cause.

Emergency Services Lived Experiences Lead Dr Tara Lal says its becoming increasingly important that smaller remote areas offer high quality services for those that can't attend metropolitan health clinics.
======================================================================Tourism and conservation across the Colac Otway Shire have received a major boost in yesterday’s State Budget.

Nearly eight million dollars has been allocated to restore the historic Cape Otway Lightstation and renew sections of the Twelve Apostles Precinct.

The funding aims to preserve our natural beauty while upgrading infrastructure within the Great Ocean Road parks. 
======================================================================Residents and workplaces across the Colac Otway region are being encouraged to join together and have a 'cuppa for a cause' this month as part of Australia's Biggest Morning Tea.

Since 2012, the annual event has helped raise more than $200 million dollars across the country.
======================================================================Laughter, learning and river-side adventure are on the menu when families, locals and visitors come together for the Curdies Family Fun Day on Saturday 16 May, from 10.00 am to 2.00 pm at Peterborough Hall.

General Manager Community and Catchment Services Corangamite CMA Sarah Holland-Clift says free, family-friendly celebration puts the spotlight on the Curdies River and its catchment.
======================================================================There has never been a better time to book a getaway to Lorne, with a massive thirty-three thousand dollars in local spend cards up for grabs.

It is all part of the Surf Coast Shire’s "Stay and Win" initiative to support local businesses after a challenging summer of flooding and bushfire risks. 
======================================================================Victorian Fisheries Authority CEO Travis Dowling says the Snobs Creek Hatchery's Open Day was a roaring success celebrating the premier native fish breeding facility.

Dowling says the the hatchery breed the majority of the fish used to restock South West waterways such as Lake Purrumbete and Lake Bullen Merri.
======================================================================AND IN SPORTThe C-D-F-N-L has locked in its leadership for the twenty-twenty-six Senior Interleague campaign.

Senior coach Kane Leersen will be supported by a powerhouse specialist panel, including Mahoney Medallist Bailey Scott managing the midfield and Alvie premiership footballer Patrick Seal overseeing the forwards.

Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cooper Stephens rounds out the group as the back-line lead.

This elite team will oversee a forty-two-player squad selected from across the region.
======================================================================The region’s top basketballers have been recognized with the announcement of this year's Colac Kookas Awards for Season 2025/26.

Asha Higgins and Billy Keast took out the under-twelves MVP's, Reagan Smart and Harry Callahan won the under-fourteens.

They were joined by under-sixteen stars Stella Foley and Ted Hay, and under-eighteen winners Jess Dellar and Izaac Tate.

Luka Gerber and Indi Cameron were named CBL senior MVP's.
======================================================================Mayhem Pro's Colac Carnage is gearing up to be the largest Colac wrestling event ever with a 6-way Mayhem Mosh Pit match.

Tickets are still available for the event which is at the Colac RSL this Saturday night.======================================================================

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Here is what is making news for May 05, 2026.==================================A three vehicle collision yesterday left parts of the Great Ocean Road between Lavers Hill and Princetown closed in both directions.

A blue Hyundai hatch collided head on with the minibus in Gellibrand Lower just before 12pm yesterday.
====================================================================Results are in from this years edition of the Otway Trail Run with more than $35,000 raised for Colac Area Health Foundation.

Colac Area Health Foundation's Ami Hillage says the funds raise money for much needed equipment and facility upgrades.
====================================================================The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority and Wannon Water have officially strengthened their long-standing partnership.

The Chairs of both organizations signed a formal agreement to deliver better environmental outcomes for South West Victoria. 
====================================================================South West healthcare has launched a new strategic plan for the next 5 years which will help guide services and care for those in Camperdown and surrounding areas.

Chief Executive Craig Fraser says The health care provider is keen to further develop the Camperdown Hospital.
====================================================================As whales make their annual return to the South West, the Conservation Regulator is asking Great Ocean Road boat operators to drop their speed.

Barwon South West Regulatory Operations Manager Glenn Sharp  says keeping a safe distance isn't just a courtesy, it’s a legal obligation for every boat and drone user on the water.
====================================================================Winchelsea C-F-A volunteers have taken delivery of a new four-hundred-and-thirty-thousand-dollar heavy tanker.

The versatile vehicle is designed to tackle both town and country fires safely and effectively.
====================================================================AND IN SPORTIt was a tough weekend for the Colac Otway Rovers with both senior sides suffering defeats.

The Rovers Division 2 side went down 6-0.

The Reserves went down 2-1 against Barwon SC, with John Lapalui scoring.
====================================================================It was a tough weekend on the mound for the Colac Braves baseballers with Division 1 going down 15-4 against the Guild All Stars.

In Division 3 The Braves lost 13-4 to the Corio Tigers.
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May the Fourth be with you.====================================================Colac residents have another chance to turn recycling into serious cash with the Win A Million Cents competition returning tomorrow.

Every fifty containers returned earns you an entry to win ten-thousand dollars.

With sixteen million containers already recycled in the Colac Otway region, the next big winner could be local.

Minister for the Environment Enver Erdogan says the program has been an overwhelming success.
========================================================================================================Colac Otway Shire Council is entering the next phase of management for the Hearn Street Youth and Recreation Centre.

Following an Expression of Interest process, Colac Area Health has been named the preferred proponent to manage the facility.

Mayor Jason Schram says this is a key step toward activating the centre for broad community benefit. 
========================================================================================================A Moonee Ponds transport company has been slapped with a four-thousand-dollar fine following a gruesome spill near Camperdown.

In late February, a truck carrying animal by-products leaked blood and tissue along a hundred-and-fifty-metre stretch of the Princes Highway at Gnotuk.

CFA crews were called to scrub the "smelly mess" just five hundred metres from Lake Gnotuk. 
========================================================================================================Victoria police are on a recruitment drive as they try and fill more than 1500 vacancies across the state.

The most recent batch of recruits include a butcher, concreter, barista, personal trainer and operating theater technician.
========================================================================================================Colac Otway Shire has released its Draft 2026-27 Budget.

Shire CEO Andrew Tenni says the plan prioritises essential services and thirteen million dollars in capital works. 
========================================================================================================Corangamite and Colac Otway farmers could benefit if the Victorian Farmers Federation gets their way... as they call for the Federal Government to deliver a $1.3 billion fuel crisis payment to primary producers in their May Budget 
========================================================================================================AND IN SPORTThe weekends CDFNL round saw some smashings in the football.

Colac Imperials were 115 point winners against the Western Eagles.

Lorne won by 81 points against Otway Districts.

In other closer results South Colac beat Birregurra by 20, and Simpson won by 5 points against Apollo Bay.

In the netball Otway Districts registered its first win of the season with 2 goal win over Lorne.

Biiregurra beat South Colac, Simpson smashed Apollo Bay, and Colac Imperials was too good for the Western Eagles.
========================================================================================================The Colac Tigers suffered a big loss on Saturday at the hands of South Barwon.

Chaise Murray was named Colac's best as South Barwon ran away 64 point winners.

On the netball court the Tigers also suffered a big loss going down by 45 goals.
========================================================================================================In the weekends Hampden League results in the football Cobden went down by 3 points against the Hamilton Kangaroos.

Camperdown went down at the hands of the Warrnambool Blues.

In the netball Cobden had a 43 goal win over Hamilton while Camperdown lost against Warrnambool.
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Here is what is making news for April 30, 2026.==================================Local fishing clubs are set for a major boost.

The Colac Anglers Club and the Otway Regional Sports Fishing Club have both grants in V-F-A funding for equipment and facility upgrades.
====================================================================Corangamite Shire is taking a major step toward future-proofing early years services in Skipton.

Council has officially authorized a funding application to the Victorian School Building Authority to expand the local kindergarten. 
====================================================================Big names in entertainment are expected to add Colac to their national tours.

Following Council's decision to discuss outsourcing COPACC management to I-V-G, CEO Andrew Tenni says the venue is poised to attract a higher caliber of touring artists.
====================================================================Despite no comment regarding overcrowding or the need for increased services, V/Line has announced that trains will return a week early following a massive infrastructure blitz.

CEO Will Tieppo says sixteen million dollars has been spent on critical renewals, including bridge repairs and track works. 
====================================================================Patients across Colac and the South West could miss out on life-saving breakthroughs unless the state’s medical research sector receives an urgent funding boost.

Ten of Victoria’s leading institutes are reportedly facing closure without immediate help in the upcoming state budget.==================================
==================================Farmers in Deans Marsh and business owners along the Great Ocean Road are set to receive continued rate relief in the new Surf Coast Shire Draft Budget.
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==================================AND IN SPORTThis weekend the Colac Braves Division 1 side will travel to take on the Guild All-Stars at the Geelong Baseball Centre.

The Division 3 side will also travel facing the Corio Tigers.
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==================================Simpson will be without gun Ryleigh McVilly this weekend after receiving a rough conduct charge against Irrewarra-Beeac.

The incident occurred in the first quarter and was graded as careless, high impact and high contact.
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==================================The Colac Otway Rovers are hunting for a bounce-back win following a tough round of defeats.

The senior side is set to face Surf Coast F-C while the Reserves travel to take on Barwon’s third-division team in grading matches.
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Here is what is making news for April 29, 2026.===============================Shadow Minister for Public Transport Matthew Guy was at the Colac Train Station yesterday joined by local Members Richard Riordan and Roma Britnell to speak about the issues the Warrnambool line trains are currently facing.

Mr Guy says there are multiple short, mid and long term fixes to combat overcrowding and booking issues.
==============================================================University of Melbourne scientists have discovered the 12 Apostles are millions of years younger than previously estimated.

Scientists at the University of Melbourne have uncovered how the iconic Apostles were formed... finding tectonic plate movements over millions of years... lifted and tilted the giant structures out of the sea
==============================================================A twenty-eight-year-old from Camperdown has been sentenced to jail after being caught with five-thousand-dollars worth of methamphetamine.

The man was intercepted by police on the Lismore-Camperdown Road in a rental car, where officers found eleven grams of the drug, scales, and a balaclava. ==============================================================A multitude of events are on the horizon for the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority centered around sustainable agriculture.

Sustainable Ag Facilitator Karen O'Keefe says sustainable practices are adopted in conjunction with ongoing feedback from local land users and land holders.
==============================================================A week on from Grounded Festival at Andrew and Jill Stewart's Yan Yan Gurt West farm, the family has finally had time to recuperate following a special event.

Host and farmer Andrew Stewart says it was rewarding seeing the community connection fostered at the festival.
==============================================================A four-month crime spree that reached deep into the Otway Ranges has resulted in a thirty-one-year-old man being remanded in custody.

The court heard the series of offenses included high-end vehicle thefts and a brazen raid on an old cheese factory site in Simpson. 
==============================================================AND IN SPORTThe C-D-C-A is launching its twelve-week Winter Academy at the Eastern Reserve.

Starting Monday, May 25th, the program offers expert coaching in batting, bowling, and advanced game skills for under-thirteen, fifteen, and seventeen age groups.

Registration is ninety dollars, and with limited spots, priority is being given to Country Week and pathway players.
==============================================================Congratulations are in order for our local junior netballers following the announcement of the Hampden F-N-L Association Championship teams.

Camperdown is well represented with Kiara Love making the U-17s, while Olive Wills, Taylor Cameron, Maddi Lucas, and Abi Sinnott headline the U-15 squad.

Terang-Mortlake’s talent is also on display, with Lyla Grundy and Matilda Conheady earning spots.
==============================================================It was a high-stakes weekend for the Colac Bowling Club at the Moama Bowling Club.

Representing our region at the State Pennant Championships, the local team battled through sectional rounds against elite metropolitan and country sides.

Club officials say the experience has been "incredibly rewarding," providing the squad with a chance to test their skills on the state's biggest stage.===============================
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Here is what is making news for April 28, 2026.==================================Heading into the winter months Barwon Water's Geelong levels sit just under where they were this time last year despite local storages in a much better position.

This time last year Geelong water levels sat at 39 per cent, with the current levels sitting at under 37 percent.

Currently Colac is more than 10 per cent better off than last year sitting at 64.5 percent.

Lorne currently sits at 99 per cent, and Apollo Bay a whopping 60 percent more full.

This time last year Apollo Bay was at 28.2 per cent which pales in comparison to 88.3 currently.
====================================================================A twenty-one-year-old from Cobden is facing a lengthy sentence after pleading guilty to a violent armed robbery at the base of Mount Leura.

The court heard the offender used a knife and a balaclava to terrorize a former schoolmate before stealing his phone, cash, and an Xbox.

Having already spent three hundred days in custody, the man is now scheduled to be sentenced in the Warrnambool County Court on May 4th.
====================================================================In the Corangamite and Colac Otway regions, over four-hundred farm consultations have already been delivered to help producers manage the dry.
====================================================================The Corangamite Shire has secured nearly one-hundred-and-thirty-seven thousand dollars from the State Government to upgrade local sports facilities.

The lion’s share—nearly ninety-seven thousand dollars—will fund new lighting for the multipurpose courts at the Timboon Recreation Reserve.

Shire officials say the investment will provide more opportunities for night-time sport and community connection, ensuring our local athletes can stay active year-round.
====================================================================Corangamite Shire Council has officially hit a one-hundred-percent completion rate for its road and footpath projects for the twenty-twenty-five, twenty-six season.
====================================================================The Princes Highway West has been named a high-priority target in the state’s latest record-breaking roads budget.

A thirty-six-million-dollar "clean-up blitz" will target the ten busiest freeways, including the Princes, to remove rubbish and graffiti while ensuring signs and safety barriers are replaced.====================================================================The Winchelsea Fire Brigade has significantly boosted its regional defense with the arrival of a state-of-the-art heavy tanker.

Replacing an older medium unit, the new truck carries four-thousand litres of water and features advanced crew protection systems for high-stress burn-over events. 
====================================================================AND IN SPORTColac sits on top of the South West Golf Association Division 1 Pennant Golf association after a commanding win over Curlewis.

Division 4 also had a strong win over Inverleigh and currently sit second, with Apollo Bay in 5th after a draw with East Geelong.====================================================================The Colac Braves went down in both matches of their ANZAC Day double headers against the East Belmont Saints.

Division 1 went down by 21 runs, while Division 3 went down by 10.
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Here is what is making news for April 27, 2026.===================================G21 is demanding the Victorian Government look beyond cheap fares and invest in actual service upgrades for Colac in the upcoming State Budget.
======================================================================The Barongarook West CFA is set for a major transformation following the announcement of the twenty-twenty-six, twenty-seven Victorian Budget.
======================================================================The Great Ocean Road Running Festival returns on May 16th and 17th, bringing a world-class atmosphere to our local coastal towns.
======================================================================Work is well underway on Mt Noorat’s new viewing platform and weather shelter.

Management Committee Chair Will Conheady says despite some recent weather delays, construction is on track for completion by late May.
======================================================================A trains forum featuring local politicians will be held tomorrow in Colac and Camperdown.

Member for Polwarth Richard Riordan will be joined by Shadow Minister for Public Transport Matthew Guy and Member for the South West Coast Roma Britnell. 
======================================================================The Surf Coast Shire is calling for local groups in Winchelsea to apply for the twenty-twenty-six Climate Emergency Grants.

Previous winners include Winchelsea Primary School, which partnered with the Common Ground Project for regenerative gardening.

Councillor Phoebe Crockett says twenty-thousand dollars is up for grabs to help lift community projects off the ground.
======================================================================AND IN SPORTIn the CDFNL's ANZAC round Lorne was too good for South Colac on Saturday night winning by 38 seconds.

South Colac won the A Grade netball.

In yesterday's football fixtures, Alvie smashed Otway Districts.

Colac Imperials dismantled Birregurra.

Western Eagles won against Apollo Bay and Irrewarra-Beeac was too good for Simpson.

In the netball Otway Districts had its first win of 2026.

Irrewarra-Beeac beat Simpson,

Western Eagles defeated Apollo Bay.

and Birregurra beat the Colac Imperials.
======================================================================It was an unfortunate day for the Colac Tigers yesterday with both football and netball sides going down to Leopold yesterday.

The Tigers lost by 2 points unable to hold on against a final quarter fightback from Leopold.

The Tigers led by 19 points going into the final term.

The netballers went down by 13 goals.
======================================================================Neither of the regions Hampden League football teams were successful over the weekend with Camperdown going down by 13 points to North Warrnambool on the Saturday.

Cobden went down by 50 against Terang-Mortlake yesterday.

In the netball Camperdown lost by 1 goal, and Cobden lost by 3.
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Here is what is making news for April 24, 2026.====================================The Frank Minchinton Centre is celebrating ten years of providing world-class cancer care to the Colac Otway community.

Affectionately known as the F-M-C, the facility has saved local patients a staggering 140,000 kilometres of travel since it first opened its doors. 
========================================================================Having a world-class event on our doorstop has earnt the praise of local farmers including Beeac's Lachie Barclay, who says events such as Grounded Festival help grow the support networks surrounding farming practices.

Barclay also says the current geopolitical climate is seeing a rise in people turn to sustainable practises as the future of diesel and fertiliser becomes uncertain.
========================================================================With Anzac Day tomorrow Colac RSL President Peter Wilkes hopes to see the Colac community out in their droves.

Mr Wilkes says its a special day, remembering those who paid the ultimate price to ensure the freedoms we live with today.
========================================================================Speaking at Deans Marsh's Grounded Festival, Timboon Dairy Farmer Simon Schulz from Schulz Organic Dairy says opening the dialogue between other like minded farmers is key to navigating future challenged that lie ahead in the industry.

Schulz, a third generation dairy farmer says laws surrounding raw milk trade, and prices in comparison to overseas imports are key changes he would like to see.
========================================================================Activities and events will be held all across the region this weekend to celebrate ANZAC Day remembering the efforts of those who have served our country.

Colac Otway Shire CEO Andrew Tenni encouraged locals to get out and about, celebrating the day right across the region.
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Following a massive opening in Ballarat, the free regional music series Victorian Vibes is heading to Lorne. 

On Saturday, May 2nd, the surf coast town will be transformed into a live music hub with spontaneous pop-up performances in unexpected locations. 

ALWAYS LIVE Chief Executive Psyche Payne says Lorne’s deep musical soul makes it the perfect next stop. 

To get exact times and secret locations, fans must register at always live dot com dot au. ========================================================================

The Federal Government is injecting over four-and-a-half million dollars into the Wannon electorate to fix notorious road black spots.

The funding is part of a larger forty-eight million dollar state-wide safety blitz.

Key projects include a two-point-three million dollar upgrade at the Princes Highway and Conns Lane intersection in Birregurra, which will see the median closed and new safety barriers installed.
========================================================================AND IN SPORTAfter its roaring success in 2025, The CDFNL's Interleague match with the GDFNL is back for 2026 scheduled for the King's Birthday weekend.

CDFNL Board Member Paul Liistro confirmed, hoping that the match builds on the success of last year.
========================================================================It's a massive round of CDFNL footy headlined by the ANZAC Day clash between South Colac and Lorne tomorrow night.

Other fixtures will be played on Sunday with Australia's Governor General expected to make an appearance at the Otway Districts and Alvie clash in Gellibrand.

Colac Imperials host Birregurra.

Apollo Bay will search for their second win in a row against the Western Eagles.

and Irrewarra-Beeac faces Simpson.
========================================================================Its a massive clash this weekend for the Colac Tigers as they travel to Leopold for Sunday's clash.

The Tigers currently sit 1 and 1, after a win last weekend against Geelong West.
========================================================================Camperdown's Piper Stephens has caught the eye of Australia's national netball selectors after being picked in the 17 and under Australian squads.

Stephens earnt selection after strong form in the recent national netball championships.
========================================================================In this weekends Hampden League action Camperdown searches for its first win of 2026 as it hosts the North Warrnambool Eagles for an ANZAC Day clash tomorrow.

Cobden will do battle with the in-form Terang-Mortlake on Sunday afternoon.
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Here is what is making news for April 23, 2026.===================================As part of National Palliative Care Week, Anam Cara Colac is inviting the community to a special event featuring author and cultural anthropologist Dr. Hannah Gould.

Dr. Gould will discuss her new book, How to Die in the 21st Century, exploring contemporary death and religion in Australia.

The session kicks off at 11 AM on Monday, May 11th, at Anam Cara on Forans Road in Barongarook. 
======================================================================With an El Niño season looking increasingly likely, the Bureau of Meteorology is urging farmers ACROSS COLAC OTWAY AND CORANGAMITE regions to use long-range forecasts for the best possible probability of what the season will deliver.

CEO of the BOM Dr Stuart Minchin spoke to ACE Radio's Country Today program talking about the chaos of weather prediction and the scrutiny the organisation has faced with its updated website.
======================================================================A five-hundred-million-dollar sports and tourism project southwest of Geelong on Cape Otway Road is reportedly facing collapse as creditors move to recover unpaid debts.

Allegations have surfaced that some consultants are still chasing payment for work completed nearly five years ago on the two-hundred-and-twenty-hectare site. 
======================================================================Community groups across the Corangamite Shire are being urged to start planning for the twenty-twenty-six Victorian Seniors Festival.======================================================================Colac's search for it's newest group of volunteers is underway with the countdown on for the Colac Volunteer Expo which is just under a month away.

The event will be held at COPACC on May 19th.

Salvation Army's Josiah Van Niekerk says its about finding volunteers across all walks of live for all different sorts of organisations. 
======================================================================Seafood Industry Victoria has launched its twenty-twenty-six election plan, aiming to safeguard the future of historic fishing hubs like Apollo Bay.
======================================================================AND IN SPORTGrading matches kick off this weekend for the Colac Tigers cohort of junior footballers, with the Under 12s playing Geelong Ammos, Under 14s facing Leopold, Under 16s up against Leopold and the Under 18s versing Grovedale.

Junior Committee member Nick Hay says the Tigers will field a full contingent of players across all junior age groups.
======================================================================The Colac Braves Baseball club have a double header against the East Belmont Saints this Saturday at Eastern Reserve.

Division 3 action kicks off proceedings at 12 pm with Division 1 starting at 2.25pm.
======================================================================The Corangamite Sportsmen’s Club has crowned its March winners on Tuesday night, with cricket dominating the highlights.

Bailey Fox was the Junior Sports Star after a massive month, averaging 107 with the bat to claim the C-D-C-A Under 14 M-V-P.

In the senior ranks, Matthew Love took top honors. 
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Here is what is making news for April 22, 2026.==============================A very special visitor will be in the Colac region this weekend with Australia's Governor General - Ms Sam Moyston touching down this Sunday morning.

Colac Otway Shire CEO Andrew Tenni says having someone as high profile as the Governor-General shows the strength of community that was displayed during the earlier months of this year.
============================================================Its a jam-packed weekend for the Colac RSL opening the doors for returned servicemen, guest speakers and even national media outlets.

Colac RSL President Peter Wilkes says preparations are underway for a mammoth weekend for the local branch.
============================================================The State Government's decision to extend free public transport for another month statewide has drawn fresh criticism from its opposition especially in the South West.

Despite the announcement of free public transport for the month of April, buses replaced much of the Warrnambool lines trains as lineworks were completed with many locals opting to drive anyway, to stop overcrowding and for ease of travel.

Member for Polwarth Richard Riordan says the Warrnambool line has long deteriorated and been forgotten about.
============================================================The Curdies River Coordinating Committee is inviting locals to an event celebrating one of the regions critical waterways on May 16th.
============================================================Crime has been on the rise with incidents ranging from business to private property damage.

Colac Police sergeant Michelle Delaney says its a shame to see criminal damage incidents across the region.
============================================================New ABS data shows the Corangamite Shire’s population has continued its long-term decline, falling to 15,712 residents.

While there was a small natural increase of just twelve people last year, more residents are leaving for other parts of the country than arriving.
============================================================AND IN SPORTThere will be a Colac flavour to Anzac Day preparations in Adelaide this weekend with former Irrewarra-Beeac footballer Ryley Walker featuring in the curtain raiser for Port Adelaide and Geelong's Saturday night fixture.

Walker will represent the Australian Defence Force after strong form for the Royal Australian Navy Football Team, and will play on the Adelaide Oval this Saturday against the Combined Emergency Services.
============================================================Corangamite Lions have locked in their leadership for twenty-twenty-six. Seb Hulme and Roman Fachetti have been named co-captains for the Division One Men’s side.

Josh Laverty will take the reins as captain for the Division Two squad.
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