News

  • Roads body still looking at crash

    The Department of Transport will continue to work with emergency services to investigate two recent single-vehicle crashes on Carlisle Road.

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  • Rural Scene news in brief

    Cattle numbers rebound, advice on stubble feeding sheep, Online farm safety help, education scholarships and fruit picking wages feature in today’s Rural Scene.

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  • Library plan gets backed

    The Corangamite and Moyne shire councils are in the final stages of setting up a new shared library service.

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  • REAL ESTATE PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

    This much-loved brick-veneer home is tucked away in a quiet court 5 Leahy Court, Colac, promising a great adventure with new owners.

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  • Boys make a splash on Lake Colac

    These boys found Lake Colac too hard to resist this week.

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  • Teaching future for firey

    Aspiring Timboon teacher Caprice Baillie has received a scholarship honouring her community commitment.

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  • Singer eager for Colac show

    International soprano Alison Jones is looking forward to sharing her love of Gilbert and Sullivan’s musicals with a Colac audience next week.

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  • Quiet end to holidays for Driver Reviver site

    Colac Driver Reviver had a quiet school holiday period after a lack of international travellers impacted visitor numbers.

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