News

  • Recycled cash for business support

    Corangamite Shire Council has dished out more than $100,000 to support small businesses, with help from unused COVID recovery funds.

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  • Colac dancers revel as live shows return

    Dancer Leila McGregor says it was amazing to perform in front of a live audience, after COVID-19 halted the dance industry last year.

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  • Global footprint for digital artist

    Libby Clarke is getting stuck into paving a career as a professional artist, with a dream of opening an art studio for Colac youth.

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  • Cobden courts get council cash

    Cobden’s netball courts are set to receive a much-needed upgrade after Corangamite Shire Council agreed to overrule a loan policy to fill a funding pitfall.

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  • Winchelsea hospital secures services future

    Hesse Rural Health is looking forward to continuing its social support activities in their current building at Winchelsea, which the health service recently bought.

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  • BRIGADE PLEA: Bay fire showed needs for volunteers

    Apollo Bay’s fire brigade is calling on new volunteers to step up for the emergency service, after the town’s restaurant fire highlighted its resource challenges.

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  • New leaders announced for Chamber

    Colac Chamber of Commerce has revamped its leadership, appointing a new president and chief executive.

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  • Promoting female STEM pathways

    A Colac Secondary College program will aim to support female participation and confidence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects, while promoting future pathways.

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