News

  • Whiskey plan still happening

    Two COVID-19 lockdowns in Western Australia have slowed the progress of a new Colac whiskey distillery, but the city can still look forward to the new venue with no changes to long-term plans.

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  • Orange you glad for SES

    Colac SES volunteers have celebrated National Volunteer Week by participating in Wear Orange Wednesday.

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  • Mental health help for regional students

    Colac and district schools will deliver new mental health education programs and support for students from next year under a $277-million State Government commitment.

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  • Forrest kids help guide design for playground

    Students have contributed to the upgrades of Forrest Primary School’s play area after receiving a grant of more than $26,000.

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  • More rod-ready fish for Colac anglers

    Anglers can reel in thousands more fish at Lake Colac as a historic fish stocking continues.

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  • Pizza pain for plastered pooch

    Many people have woken up feeling dusty after consuming too many alcoholic drinks the night before, but a drunk labrador named Dusty has provided a story of caution to pet owners.

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  • Corangamite launches emissions project

    A Camperdown landfill gas scheme will deliver environmental benefits equivalent to planting 280,000 trees or taking 3500 cars off the road.

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  • Harbour cash: State Budget injects $3 million into Apollo Bay facility

    Apollo Bay’s harbour will receive $3.4 million for critical works that will secure its future and bring in more boats to call the port home.

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