Articles by David McKenzie

  • Gorse grants are available

    Community groups and landholders have until June 24 to apply for grants of up to $5000 for projects to control gorse.

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  • Aussie rock idol sure to surprise Colac audience

    If Tex Perkins’s upcoming concert in Colac is anything like his interview with the Colac Herald, it’ll be frantic, unpredictable, insightful and thoroughly entertaining. And it might remind us of Kermit the Frog.

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  • Road surface finished

    The Lavers Hill-Cobden Road is back to 100kmh following a $3.9-million upgrade to 3.7 kilometres of the key freight route.

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  • Road reopens after landslip repairs

    The Deans Marsh-Lorne Road has fully reopened to two-lane traffic after landslip repairs.

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  • Cinderella taking to the stage

    Almost 120 dancers and acrobats will take to the stage in Colac’s Shae’K’It Studios’ production of Cinderella this month, and they’re getting excited.

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  • New outlook as Wannon becomes marginal

    The likelihood of the federal electorate of Wannon becoming a marginal seat could bring benefits to the region, Colac’s mayor says.

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  • Drink driving is no laughing matter

    Road safety will take centre stage during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow performance at COPACC tonight.

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  • No election result

    Counting continues in Colac’s federal electorate of Wannon, with Liberal MP Dan Tehan still in the lead.

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