Articles by Greta Lannen

  • Hard work pays off for leading student

    Two years ago, Trinity College student Yingru Qu was quarantining in Perth on his move over to Australia from China with his family.

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  • Teen radiates academic success

    Camperdown’s Mercy Regional College dux Ruby Conheady is eyeing off a course in medical imaging or radiation science.

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  • Visitor centre hours up for debate today

    It has cost Colac Otway Shire Council $34.80 for every person who has visited the Colac Visitor Information Centre over the past three months, with 312 visiting since it reopened in September.

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  • Preparing for power outages

    Powercor is encouraging customers to prepare for the impacts of extreme weather affecting power supplies this summer.

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  • Lake speed push: Fears waterway’s five-knot limit could deter tourists

    A little-known regulation could mean regular Lake Colac users have been breaking the law when they take to the water.

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  • Disability care guidance

    Colac’s new disability liaison officers are set to roll out a health passport to provide holistic and individualised care for people with disabilities, improving communication lines with the health service.

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  • Contributions recognised

    Colac Scout volunteers Barb Kelly and Peter Gavens have earned recognition for a joint contribution of 65 years to the local Scouting community.

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  • Falls Festival withdraws Birregurra application

    Falls Festival organisers have withdrawn from a VCAT planning approval process to host its music and arts festival at Murroon, near Birregurra.

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