News

  • COVID compliance crackdown

    Local businesses could now cop on-the-spot fines of $1652 for failing to meet contact tracing requirements.

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  • Tax wins, internet improvements for farmers

    Colac district farmers will continue to benefit from tax breaks encouraging investment and a program to boost regional connectivity, following this year’s Federal Budget.

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  • Cultural reflection in colourful pieces

    Annie Kiel-Taggart’s Camperdown studio-loft PassionFish ArtHouse is an evolving project that reflects her childhood memories of being raised in the country.

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  • More trophy fish at Camperdown

    Camperdown’s Lake Purrumbete will see its status as a top fishing destination enhanced further with the release of 7000 tiger trout.

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  • Active kids learn about road safety and health

    Colac West Primary School students Tasman Bailey, Zoe Hus, Dom Georgiadis-Smith, Akira Kennedy and Inari Kennedy enjoyed a stroll to school last week as part of Walk Safely to School Day.

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  • Community welcomes K Hub

    K Hub has officially opened in Colac, with community leaders praising the retail boost and company officials revealing why they decided the stay in the city. 

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  • Bigger yarding at cattle sale

    There was an increased yarding at Colac Regional Saleyards’ latest weekly cattle sale, with 501 head on offer.

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  • Surf Coast boosts solar rollout

    Community facilities at Winchelsea and Lorne are part of the latest rollout of Surf Coast Shire Council’s solar program.

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