Articles by Greta Lannen

  • Maximum effort in honour of Max

    When the pain hits towards the end of Michael Torpy’s run from Camperdown to Cobden, he’ll think of his grandson Max.

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  • Women in the Workforce: Lawyer’s professional growth

    Grace Spokes’ advice to aspiring female lawyers is to ignore what was once the expectation of being a stereotypical lawyer.

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  • Women in the Workforce: Diverse roles at Colac Area Health

    Managing hospital patient information, leading the urgent care department and conducting important research are all in a day’s work for Eve Eden, Paige Spence and Alison Buccheri.

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  • Autumn burn-offs begin at Kennett River

    People should be aware of planned burn-offs throughout the Otways after they started yesterday.

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  • Top cop reflects on career

    Ken Slingsby only planned to stay in Colac for two years when he moved from Melbourne in 2003 to fill the role of Senior Sergeant.

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  • Lovely long lunch raises vital funds

    Lake views, delicious food, friendly catch-ups and fundraising for an important cause. Colac Area Health Foundation’s longest lunch had it all.

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  • Road overhauled after fatal crash

    A drop in the speed limit at Rifle Butts Road is the last of a Coroner’s recommendations to be enforced on the Whoorel road, almost two years after a motorist died at the site.

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  • Clowning around ahead of parade

    Colac schools, businesses and groups have been busy clowning around in preparation for Colac’s Kana Festival.

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