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Spacious family home, prime location
This spacious family home at 11 Buckland Court, Elliminyt, is beautifully proportioned and in an unbeatable location.
How Cryptocurrency Can Impact Lifestyle: A Modern Financial Revolution
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cryptocurrency has emerged as more than just a financial instrument—it has become a lifestyle catalyst that can transform how we live, work, and interact with money.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor on February 19, 2025
Songbird beauty in the Otways
The pink robin is a beautiful songbird in the genus petroica of Australasian robins.
Mayoral matters: events kick off busy 2025
We are already a month into 2025 and it has been busy in our communities.
A Story from Country: Thoughts of ancestors at ford
When you want to know the history of a place, start by looking at the environment it sustains.
How AFL News Keeps Fans Ahead of the Game
In the ever-evolving Australian Football League (AFL) landscape, staying informed is key to keeping pace with the rapid developments in the sport.
Long-haul flight for this snipe
Meet the Latham's snipe, a migratry wader that flies to the district all the way from Japan.
Small Business Branding: How Aussie Makers Make Their Mark
Australia boasts an economy that’s among the largest in the world, and this is thanks in large part to its strong entrepreneurial culture.
Preparing for Work Christmas Parties: Rules on Pre-Function Prep for Employers
As the festive season approaches, and Christmas gatherings start to fill up our December calendars, avoiding political talk with that one relative at the dinner table might not be the only sticky situation you find yourself navigating.
Key Architectural & Design Features of a Climate-Ready Home
Low on energy use and carbon emissions and high on comfort and durability, climate-ready homes represent the future of the Australian property development industry.
How to Maintain Car Battery Health Throughout Summer Heatwaves
Summer is fast approaching, and with it, the scorching Australian heat. It’s the perfect time to have a dip in the pool, go for a swim at the beach and try to stay cool in any way you can. For car owners, getting around and staying comfortable means being extra aware of your car’s needs, […]
MAYORAL MATTERS: A pledge to communicate
Firstly, I’d like to congratulate the new councillors on being elected by our community to represent all of you and those that visit our wonderful shire.
Supply Chain Semantics: Understanding Key Terms For Better Business
As a small business owner, if you knew little about supply chains before COVID-19, you likely knew a lot more after. The pandemic’s disruption to domestic and international trade was acute and long-lasting. For many small businesses, it meant a passive understanding of supply chains would no longer suffice. You needed to know the journey […]
From Injury Recovery to Peak Performance: The Power of Movement Insights
Movement insights offer powerful tools for both recovering from injuries and achieving peak athletic performance through improved body alignment and strength. Small adjustments in form and posture can enhance strength, prevent injuries, and conserve energy, making workouts safer and more effective. Increased flexibility and range of motion improve overall mobility, aid recovery, and support long-term […]
Letters to the editor
Colac’s Elvis the real deal We were residents in Colac for many years and recently went on the Flashback Cruise 2024. On the cruise were many Elvis impersonators, but Charlie Gaylard was the only one that received a standing ovation after his performance. Charlie was brilliant in his performance and a credit to his family […]
Countdown to Surgery: A Checklist for the Weeks Leading Up to Your Procedure
Do you have an upcoming surgery? Perhaps you’re booked in for a routine procedure, such as a gastroscopy or colonoscopy. Or maybe you’ve injured yourself, with something like a torn ACL, or you need a hip reconstruction. You might have cosmetic surgery scheduled, like a tummy tuck or boob implants. Whatever your case may be, […]
Craving Creativity? 6 Careers That Let Your Imagination Run Wild
Creativity is an essential skill for innovation and problem solving in today’s job market. As automation and development of new technologies continue to pervade, the value of creativity and original ideas has significantly grown. This has influenced creativity driven careers to flourish and become popular for their flexibility and demand. Many companies in Australia are […]
How to Build a Successful Freelance Career in Australia
How to Build a Successful Freelance Career in Australia Many people are drawn to a career as a freelancer as it tends to offer more flexibility, freedom, and independence. But what does it take to succeed as a freelancer? Freelancing does come with plenty of benefits, but it also comes with its share of obstacles, […]
The Home Improvement Craze: How Can Businesses Benefit?
Let’s face it: our homes are our private sanctuaries, and it makes sense that we want to make them as comfortable as possible. Also, as more of us are entertaining at home instead of heading out for expensive nights out on the town, it’s no surprise that we all want to ensure that our spaces […]
Unearthing Earth: A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Geology
As humans, we live in a universe that often transcends our very own understanding as there are many aspects of Earth that have yet to be discovered. According to current research, all that we are aware of and have seen make up only 5% of the entire universe. So much of Earth’s creation still remains […]
8 Rewarding Benefits Of Working In Aged Care Jobs
Working in aged care isn’t just a job; it’s a heartfelt journey that combines personal fulfilment with professional growth.
Club aiming for future home
Encroaching housing development will force Colac Rifle Club to close its shooting range by March 2025, leaving more than 50 members travelling to other surviving clubs across the region to pursue their sport.
Wild start to spring as rain gauges fill
September started with the worst storm events many have experienced across the Colac district, with wild sea surges and wind gusts described as “tornado-like” reaching almost 150 kilometres an hour.
