Here is what is making news for October 27, 2026.======================================Two Corangamite Shire Councillors have been honoured at the state's local government awards.Mayor Kate Makin received the Mayor Emeritus Award for three years in the top job, while Councillor Jo Beard was recognised for a massive fifteen years of service to the community.Reflecting on the recognition, Cr Makin says serving as Mayor had been one of the greatest privileges of her life.============================================================================A health warning has been issued for Lake Bullen Merri, with visitors urged to avoid all water contact due to a blue-green algae bloom.The naturally occurring algae produces toxins in warm weather, posing a risk to humans and pets.Authorities advise against swimming, keeping pets away from the shoreline, and never using the lake water for drinking or cooking.If you come into contact with the water, wash immediately with fresh water and seek medical advice if unwell. ============================================================================A motorcyclist in his seventies is fighting for his life in a Melbourne hospital after crashing into a barrier on the Winchelsea-Deans Marsh Road.An Ambulance Victoria spokesperson confirmed a specialist air ambulance helicopter, along with intensive care paramedics, treated the rider at the scene for severe injuries.He was airlifted to The Alfred Hospital in a critical condition. ============================================================================Stage two works are officially underway to complete the two-kilometre Barwon River loop in Winchelsea.Construction has begun on a brand new pedestrian bridge below Armytage Street, alongside two viewing platforms to help locals enjoy the natural environment.Surf Coast Shire Mayor Libby Stapleton says the project will make it easier for people to walk and ride between different parts of the growing town. ============================================================================Ahead of the upcoming State Election, residents across Colac and the South West are being reminded to ensure they are correctly enrolled to vote.Enrolment is compulsory for all Victorian Australian citizens aged eighteen and over. ============================================================================Member for Wannon Dan Tehan has welcomed recent Coalition-led changes to Labor's Universal Outdoor Mobile Obligation legislation, calling it a win for regional communities.============================================================================Premier Ben Carroll has unveiled a major healthcare pledge to reduce emergency department wait times across the Colac Otway and Corangamite regions.If re-elected, a Labor Government promises to expand twelve hospitals by an average of twenty-five per cent.The plan includes funding for two-hundred-and-fifty extra beds and fifteen-hundred new healthcare workers.============================================================================AND IN SPORTIt was a massive weekend of run-scoring in Colac South West Premier Cricket, with five batsmen bringing up centuries.Despite an unbeaten one hundred and nine from James Rowans, Birregurra couldn't hold off Alvie.Ecklin posted a massive four hundred and five to demolish Woorndoo by two hundred and seventy-seven runs, led by Jamie Dewell's spectacular one hundred and fifty-four not out.Stoneyford proved too strong for Simpson, fueled by centuries from Ben Grinter, who made one hundred and forty-eight, and Nick Harding with an unbeaten one hundred and five. Bookhaar secured a thrilling victory over Cobden with just three balls remaining, thanks to Lachie Green's brilliant flat hundred.In other matches across the premier division, Heytesbury-Princetown completely smashed Pomborneit,Colac recorded a solid win over City United,and Irrewarra edged out Apollo Bay in a narrow finish.============================================================================In the weekends Polwarth Tennis Association action, Cororooke beat Colac Lawnand Pennyroyal White smashed Pennyroyal Black.In B Grade matches Beeac defeated Apollo Bay.Kawarren had a good win against Warncoort,AND Cororooke beat Deans Marsh.============================================================================In the weekends Corangamite Weekend Pennant Bowls action, Colac had a smashing win against Apollo Bay.Central beat Camperdown Magpies White.City was too good for Lorne.And Camperdown Magpies Black had a win against Simpson.====================================== See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.