News

  • Government hits back at road and rail cut claims

    The Federal Government has hit back against claims that funding has been cut from Colac district road and rail projects.

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  • Ground-breaking day for Colac

    Bulla Dairy Foods has cemented its commitment to Colac, projecting to have 900 employees across its Colac sites once its brand-new manufacturing facility is complete.

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  • Swimmers raise more than $7K

    Colac and district swimmers hit the pool last month to show their support for youth suicide prevention, raising a collective total of more than $7000.

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  • Birregurra’s market returning this Sunday

    Birregurra’s Sunday market is back this weekend with music, fresh food, a raffle, and so much more on offer.

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  • Man accepts responsibility for quad bike theft

    A 53-year-old man with a clean criminal history who stole a quad bike must pay $500 to the court fund.

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  • Council in court over beagle

    A man who didn’t register his three-year-old beagle in Corangamite Shire has avoided a penalty in court – serving as a reminder for pet owners to register their animals, with registrations due this week.

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  • Generations farewell Apollo Bay

    Introducing her first grandchild to an Easter of camping at the Apollo Bay Recreation Reserve was bittersweet for Janet Santilli.

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  • Decades of students return for Kawarren’s reunion

    Students of the former Kawarren Primary School have reminisced and reconnected at their reunion event.

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