Articles by Colac Herald Contributor

  • Police Minister could visit Colac station some time in 2015

    VICTORIA’S Police Minister says he is aware of concerns about Colac’s ageing police station but it might take six months before he sees the building for himself.

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  • Residents celebrate completed path linking towns

    COLAC DISTRICT residents and school children have a safer way to walk and ride between Cororooke and Coragulac with the completion of a path linking the towns.

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  • Ice bucket challenge promotes awareness

    APOLLO BAY’S Grant King knows a bucket of ice might not save the life of his friend of 17 years who is unable to walk, talk or eat.

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  • Workers retrenched at Colac dairy plant

    BULLA Dairy Foods’ new chief says the retrenchment of 13 employees at its Colac factory was “of vital importance for the company to move forward”.

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  • Colac businessman surrenders to police

    POLICE have charged a Colac travel agent who disappeared two weeks ago with 36 counts of theft but detectives expect to lay more charges.

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  • Community plans pop-up restaurant

    COLAC and district people will have an opportunity to taste traditional Sudanese dishes while helping unite four orphans with their extended family.

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  • Ageing court house a public risk: lawyer

    A LAWYER says ice-affected people at Colac’s outdated police station and court could be a security threat to the public, police, lawyers and judiciary.

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  • Loving sister skips to success for heart health

    COLAC’S Taneisha Goonan, whose little brother Noah was born with a severe heart condition last month, has raised almost $2000 for the Heart Foundation by “skip, skip, skipping”.

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