Articles by Zara Cuthbertson

  • Busy weekend for Colac police

    Police are appealing for information following the theft of a motor vehicle from a property near Simpson, while a 38-year-old male has been charged after allegedly burgling a Colac home and stealing two motor vehicles in two separate incidents.

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  • Year 12 Countdown series – Josie Robbins Amatneiks

    Colac Secondary College Year 12 student Josie Robbins Amatneiks says she’s as ready as she’ll ever be for her upcoming exams.

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  • Kaye cooks up Christmas cheer

    After five years of volunteering, there’s still nothing Beeac’s Kaye Cheng loves more than seeing lots of happy faces chatting away together at St Mary’s Christmas lunch.

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  • Judge with court gavel

    WorkSafe charges company

    WorkSafe Victoria has charged a water tank manufacturer after a tank fatally struck a man at Barwon Downs in one of two separate incidents.

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  • Bureau officially declares El Niño

    Colac and district residents can expect a hot, dry summer this season, after the Bureau of Meteorology declared an El Nino weather pattern is underway.

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  • Year 12 Countdown series – Tim Mooney

    Trinity College Year 12 student Tim Mooney says he’ll feel a weight off his shoulders once he reaches the end of exams.

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  • Events impact calving season

    For Deans Marsh beef farmer Richard Morrow and farmers across the region, the start of spring is a crucial time of the year for his herd.

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  • Carbon capture concerns for Otway Basin

    OCEAN member Lisa Deppeler has expressed her outrage at a Federal Government decision to release new areas for energy and gas companies to explore for offshore greenhouse gas storage.

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