Articles by Jacob Traynor

  • Solar savings for sports

    Coastal bowlers will be able to go ahead with a big solar upgrade with help from more than $10,000 in Federal Government cash.

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  • Guilty plea for baton assault

    A victim was assaulted with wooden batons and robbed after they tried to call 000 during a violent home invasion in Colac, a court has heard.

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  • Machine minds have a field day

    Colac Herald photographer Chloe Lang caught up with the crowd at Greg Allan Farm Machinery’s Demo Days.

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  • No criminal conviction for ALC

    A Colac abattoir has received a $55,000 fine but avoided a criminal conviction over a workplace incident.

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  • Colac racegoers revelling as crowds back at track

    Colac horseracing officials are chuffed with turnout to the city’s last big race for the season.

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  • Monkey business in playspace

    Someone involved with the Wye River playground seems to have missed an important step.

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  • Vision for Cobden’s future under development

    Corangamite Shire Council wants to know what’s great about Cobden, and how it could be improved.

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  • Fresh faces for aged care

    A host of local students are set to complete their studies in individual support next week, and some have already embarked on the first big steps in the new careers.

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