News

  • A “quiet revolution” for court systems

    High-risk offenders are unaffected by delays to Colac and Geelong’s court system and a Geelong-based lawyer has praised a suite of changes in response to COVID-19.

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  • DJ shines a light on history

    There is a treasure trove of Colac and district entertainment history in Roland Kettle’s back shed.  

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  • Letters to the editor

    Readers write in about US political controversy, the fate of platypuses and protecting the beach at Apollo Bay.

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  • Road delays

    Motorists can expect delays along Cobden-Port Campbell Road for the next week while Regional Roads Victoria resurfaces sections of the
    road.

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  • GORCAPA CEO search continues

    The Great Ocean Road’s management authority is still on the hunt for its inaugural CEO.

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  • Mulch pile spontaneously combusts on farm

    Soaring temperatures caused a mulch pile at Cooriemungle to spontaneously combust this week, requiring more than six hours of fire brigade attention.

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  • ‘Traffic lights’ control border

    Visitors and returning residents from regional New South Wales can come back to Victoria as the state adopts a “traffic light” and permit system for interstate travel from this week.

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  • Number of tests under 30

    Testing numbers at Colac’s COVID-19 clinic have been low but steady, as the Connor Street site continues to test Colac district residents and travellers.

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