News

  • Traders on watch for city escapees

    Colac and district businesses are on high alert for Melbourne residents illegally visiting the region, following widespread reports of rule breaking in recent days.

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  • Crews brace for storm season

    Wild weather has hit Colac and district, knocking down trees, but Colac SES says this isn’t unusual leading up to storm season.

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  • Home-based hiking helps health service

    Great Ocean Road Health will host a virtual hike in support of regional and remote healthcare workers and improving social connectedness and physical activity.

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  • COPACC celebrations continue with radio coverage

    Colac’s arts centre’s 20th birthday celebrations this week continue with a history exhibition and a morning of radio broadcasts.

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  • Census forms still accepted

    More than a quarter of Victorian households are yet to complete their Census forms, a week after the official Census night.

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  • Police keep an eye on sport crowds

    Colac and district football and netball fans have received a reminder about spectator bans at local fixtures ahead of finals, after police inspected matches on the weekend.

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  • National champs on track for surging lake

    Colac Yacht Club is confident Lake Colac will be in pristine condition to host a national sailing regatta in January.

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  • Extension for awards

    Colac and district businesses have more time to enter the region’s business awards, with the Colac Chamber of Commerce extending the entry deadline after COVID lockdowns.

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