News

  • Trinity celebrates stellar VCE results

    A passion for human health and an impressive work ethic has helped Emily Hay dance her way to Dux of Trinity College Colac.

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  • Birds of a feather get loud

    Noisy flocks of corellas in Colac at summer can attract a lot of attention from their human neighbours.

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  • Protest stays low-key

    Rumoured protests outside a Colac MP’s office yesterday have turned out to be a fizzer.

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  • Fishermens’ doors reopen after short break

    An Apollo Bay rock lobster fisher says unprecedented demand for seafood at Apollo Bay pushed the Bay’s fishing Co-op to shut its doors from Christmas Eve after selling out of crayfish.

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  • Camperdown student’s score impresses

    Camperdown College’s top scholar has 98.7 reasons to celebrate the end of a tumultuous school year.

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  • Letters to the editor

    A reader condemns new exploration and drilling for natural gas.

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  • Vandals graffiti signs

    Police are investigating graffiti that occurred some time overnight in Colac’s Forest Street between December 29 and 30.

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  • Masks mandatory again, fewer visitors to home

    The State Government has imposed tighter restrictions on gatherings in Victoria after a new cluster of COVID-19 in Melbourne.

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