News

  • Potential lifeline for district

    The proposal of a “world-first” reform to provide basic universal outdoor mobile coverage across Australia could positively impact the Colac district on days of an emergency.

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  • CFA’s planned burns reduce bushfire risk

    The CFA’s south-west planned burn team has had a successful season protecting properties and community assets.

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  • Technology leads to rise in car thefts

    Victoria Police has issued a warning to Colac and district vehicle owners, as intelligence reveals key programming devices are behind a surge in car thefts across the state.

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  • State-of-the-art Apostles plan

    New details for the multi-million-dollar Twelve Apostles Precinct Redevelopment have emerged showing retail, dining and exhibition spaces as well as a breathtaking rooftop observation deck.

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  • NO FOURTH: Crossing’s third crash in three years

    A man has been airlifted to hospital in a critical condition following a crash at Elliminyt.

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  • Tassie farmers want answers on Bay trade

    A Tasmanian peak farming body is calling for an inquiry into why trade between Victoria and King Island is being barred through the Port of Apollo Bay.

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  • Help design dream park through bike consultation

    Riders should have some wheelie good ideas about a proposed new bike park at Colac.

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  • Autumn looking dry, heightened fire risk

    A heightened fire risk will remain for south-west Victoria this autumn, with the Otways set to be a priority for planned burns.

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