News

  • Five metre breach for truck company

    A Colac transport business must pay $10,000 over a “severe breach” of trucking laws.

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  • Colac kid’s fairytale comes true

    Thomas McGuane becomes emotional when he thinks back to himself as a little boy watching Disney films.

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  • Wye beach work to be ongoing

    Authorities have approved ongoing sand scraping works at Wye River until there is a more permanent solution to beach erosion.

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  • Driving, drug busts follow Winch crash

    Police have arrested two men over a crash at Winchelsea.

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  • Otways rubbish piles frustrate bush users

    Fed up Otways residents have called for rubbish dumpers to clean up their act, with the region’s walking trails being treated as tips.

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  • Suspended teacher on sex assault charge

    A teacher will face court on six sexual assault charges stemming from an incident in Colac in 2010.

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  • New x-ray machine enhances hospital service

    Lorne Community Hospital has welcomed the arrival of a state-of-the art x-ray machine.

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  • Pilot to tackle home shortage

    Timboon and Simpson will feature in a State Government pilot program that addresses critical housing shortages in regional communities.

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