News

  • Samoans arrive tomorrow

    Forty new workers from Samoa will arrive in Colac this weekend, with the city ready to roll out the welcome mat.

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  • Pet pamperers get reprieve

    Colac and district pets’ pandemic pampering is set to go up a notch, with grooming services returning early from the current lockdown.

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  • More business support as lockdown grows

    State Government financial support will continue for businesses affected by the latest COVID-19 lockdown.

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  • Active lives for seniors in lockdown

    Mercy Place Colac aged-care home is continuing to focus on ensuring its residents are in regular contact with loved ones and are keeping active and engaged during lockdown.

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  • Big drop in landfill use

    New data shows the Surf Coast Shire Council’s landfill reforms haven’t been a waste, with record low levels of waste going to landfill.

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  • Grants to help public efforts

    Colac and district organisations that promote education and social inclusion in the community can apply for grants of up to $10,000.

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  • Colac receives millions for 40kmh Murray Street

    The speed limit along Colac’s Murray Street will drop to 40kmh during the day, with the Federal Government spending $1.9 million to install electronic signs and other traffic treatments in central Colac. 

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  • Daily COVID clinic continues

    Test numbers at Colac’s COVID-19 testing clinic plunged yesterday, likely due to wet and wintry weather.

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