News

  • Court vandal avoids harsh penalty

    A crane manager who drunkenly ripped up Colac’s courthouse fence will likely avoid a criminal conviction.

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  • Women’s support needed

    The Women’s Health Service Council is urging the State Government to support its bid for increased funding to assist women during the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Cash boost for festival’s return

    Princetown’s Loch Hart Music Festival will receive $75,000 in a major boost for the boutique festival.

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  • Rural rezoning plan released

    Farming land would be rezoned for housing developments at the outskirts of towns including Camperdown under a proposed town planning change.

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  • More cash for dairy roads

    The Federal Government has matched a cash commitment to key Colac district dairy supply routes, in a further boost for the region’s rural roads.

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  • Coroner: State not to blame for death

    A recent report into the death of a Colac man who was born blind and deaf has highlighted past issues with state care.

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  • Youth avoids prison

    A teenager who stabbed another youth in the shoulder and head at Apollo Bay has avoided jail.

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  • Winch man rams cop cars

    A Winchelsea man who allegedly rammed two police cars at Geelong will wait behind bars to face court.

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