Olivia Reed

Farmer reflects on recovery from devastating fire
Olivia Reed, Wednesday, October 10th, 2018. Comments off

Alvie beef and dairy farmer Peter Holland will never forget “the bit of luck” that saved his family home and cattle from a fire at South Dreeite.
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Campaigners welcome aged-care royal commission
Olivia Reed, Wednesday, September 19th, 2018. Comments off

Colac aged care campaigners Honorine Dowie and Kim Barwise say a royal commission into the aged-care industry will certainly uncover the “bruising information” the Prime Minister predicted.
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Colac woman follows passion for humanitarian work
Olivia Reed, Monday, September 3rd, 2018. Comments off

Colac’s Amy Tillack says volunteering in disadvantaged villages in Papua New Guinea has solidified her passion for humanitarianism.
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Young singer Broadway bound
Olivia Reed, Wednesday, August 29th, 2018. Comments off

Swan Marsh’s Tessa Williams will sing and dance her way around America as part of a Young Australian Broadway Chorus tour.
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Trader blasts roundabout plan
A Staff Reporter, Wednesday, February 26th, 2020. Make a comment

A Lavers Hill businessman is at odds with Regional Roads Victoria over plans for a roundabout in the town’s main intersection.
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Sad farewell to Colac café
A Staff Reporter, Wednesday, February 26th, 2020. Make a comment

Colac Otway Shire Council is still on the hunt for a new tenant for Colac’s Botanic Café on the Lake, with disability employment provider genU set to shut up shop this week.
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Colac is priest’s first parish
Greta Lannen, Monday, February 24th, 2020. Make a comment

Ss Johns’ Anglican Church’s new priest is looking forward to involving himself with the parish and the wider Colac community after leading his first service yesterday.
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Views on violence must change
Greta Lannen, Monday, February 24th, 2020. Make a comment

A change of language and a whole-community response is essential to reducing violence against women, the team leader of a Colac family violence service says.
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$1.3-million project boosts employment
A Staff Reporter, Friday, February 21st, 2020. Make a comment

A ripping re-saw system at a Colac manufacturer will help boost the city’s economy and create 15 new jobs.
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