News

  • Plans lodged: Official documents outline Falls Festival aims

    The Birregurra district could become home to the iconic Falls Festival for the next five years.

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  • Rain makes burns possible

    Smoke was visible across Colac and district through the weekend as fire authorities made use of ideal conditions for bush burnoffs.

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  • Solar savings for sports

    Coastal bowlers will be able to go ahead with a big solar upgrade with help from more than $10,000 in Federal Government cash.

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  • Guilty plea for baton assault

    A victim was assaulted with wooden batons and robbed after they tried to call 000 during a violent home invasion in Colac, a court has heard.

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  • Creative exploring new artistic forms

    Deans Marsh artist Lea Barker enjoys taking herself out of her comfort zone and regularly trying new art forms.

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  • State’s koala plan includes Otways

    Continued management of Cape Otway’s over-abundant koalas, and work to prevent over-population in other areas form part of a new statewide koala strategy.

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  • SACRED HEART ATHLETICS

    The Colac Herald’s Chloe Lang enjoyed photographing the action at Sacred Heart’s school athletics.

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  • SPLASHING AROUND

    Indi Love, 2, of Deans Marsh was having fun on her board in the river at Lorne.

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