Articles by Lachlan Cowlishaw

  • Resident continues traffic lights campaign

    Colac’s Ruth Spokes’ four-year campaign to install traffic lights at a dangerous Colac intersection has fallen on deaf ears.

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  • MP pledges money for Central Reserve

    The State Government has made a $750,000 promise to help upgrade Colac’s Central Reserve if it wins this month’s state election.

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  • Council denies blocking talks

    COLAC Otway Shire Council officials have responded to claims they told a Birregurra quarry objector to stop talking to councillors individually.

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  • Fundraiser close to $20K

    The Colac community has contributed almost $20,000 to the Long Road Appeal at a function which paid tribute to Colac sportsman Rick Burnett

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  • Show labelled ‘disappointing’

    A Colac youth worker has described a documentary about homophobic attitudes in the city as “disappointing”.

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  • Bridge attracts cash after man’s crusade

    A Colac man’s call for a pedestrian bridge at Colac’s Wilson Street has been answered with a $150,000 funding commitment from the State Government.

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  • Colac district soldier receives avenue tree

    A Colac family honoured the memory of fallen soldier Private Ted Taylor yesterday with the replanting of a tree at Eurack’s avenue of honour.

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  • Community calling for bridge walkway

    Polwarth Australian Country Alliance candidate Phil Edge is leading a push to improve pedestrian safety at a bridge on Colac’s Wilson Street.

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