News

  • Wet season threatens canola

    Canola croppers say record prices could offset losses from waterlogged paddocks, and are hoping for a mild couple of months to ensure a bumper harvest.

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  • Concern at bank cutback

    Commonwealth Bank customers at Camperdown have had their access hours cut, following an Australia-wide change to banking.

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  • Damage and theft of ute worth $100k

    Colac police are appealing for information about the theft of a vehicle worth about $100,000.

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  • Minister misses sitting

    Wannon MP Dan Tehan will miss this week’s Federal Parliament sitting in quarantine.

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  • Pokies losses fall amid lockdowns

    Pokies losses in Colac Otway and Corangamite shires have halved from their pre-pandemic levels, the latest statistics show, likely due to COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns.

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  • Progress for Apostle walk

    Corangamite Shire Council has awarded another contract for its marquee Twelve Apostles Trail.

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  • Housing news for Winchelsea

    More residential land is set to become available at Winchelsea, including for elderly residents, and a petition to reopen the
    town’s stadium is before the council.

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  • Creepy and kooky musical must wait

    COVID-19 restrictions have forced the postponement of another Colac high school theatre production.

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