Articles by Jennifer Chiu

  • Olives high in quality but birds attack crop

    DEANS MARSH olive growers Andrew and Judy Goddard are hoping for a change in fortunes after a “dreadful” crop last season.

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  • Farming leader leaves big shoes to fill

    A COLAC district dairy representative has retired after more than a decade in farming politics.

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  • Council cuts truck route options

    A COLAC truck route could still head through the city along a rail reserve, but not on residential streets.

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  • Colac garden city plan will stay

    A VISION to transform Colac into a “botanic garden city” has divided Colac’s civic leaders.

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  • Funding cuts will hurt teens

    A COLAC civic leader says funding cuts to training will lead to a generation of disengaged teens.

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  • Piano students Liam McCullagh, Alice Guye, Molly McAlinden, Jewel Sibley, Grady Murnane and flute student Holly Robertson are excited about performing in a Colac eisteddfod next month.

    Sound of music returning to Colac

    A COLAC music eisteddfod is back after a three-year break.

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  • Marathon winner unlikely to return

    GREAT Ocean Road Marathon champion James Kipkelwon says he is unlikely to return next year despite dominating yesterday’s race.

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  • $105,000 rejuvenates Colac park

    A $105,000 project has rejuvenated a Colac park.

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