Articles by Kiel Egging

  • Fourth train service to begin in new year

    Colac public transport advocate Brian Crook says he is comfortable waiting until next year for a fourth daily V-Line train service to begin servicing Colac.

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  • ‘Frightening’ potholes along new highway

    A Colac motorist says concerns about potholes have caused a frightening hazard on the Princes Highway near Winchelsea, months after the newly upgraded road re-opened.

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  • Colac teenager in competition

    A Colac teenager could become Miss Teen International when she travels to Thailand to compete in a beauty pageant next month.

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  • Teacher dives into retirement

    Veteran Colac Secondary College teacher Michael Barrand says he will begin his retirement from 40 years of teaching by painting his grandson’s bedroom.

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  • New citizen is eager to vote

    Colac’s Angela Mahoney says she is looking forward having a say on Australia’s future when she becomes an Australian citizen tomorrow.

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  • Tax scam victim warns of threat

    A Kawarren man has warned Colac and district residents to be wary of suspicious phone calls after he was caught up in a fake tax scam.

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  • Colac woman plans 800km charity ride

    The determination and humanitarian efforts of an orphanage worker with terminal cancer has inspired a Barongarook West woman to take on the biggest physical challenge of her life.

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  • Tuna haul attracting fishermen

    Apollo Bay could be set for another bumper tuna season with anglers flocking to the coastal town this week.

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