News

  • Zero tolerance for restriction breaches

    Police ramped up checks on the Colac community’s compliance with COVID-19 restrictions at the weekend, they detected no offending.

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  • Branch impales car at Pennyroyal

    A Colac district postal worker could be forgiven for behind-schedule deliveries after a very close call with a tree branch.

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  • Generosity impresses charity

    Colac and District Community Foodshare treasurer Paul Kennedy is grateful the group has been able to survive during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • District farmers want wet spring

    Colac district farmers are grateful for downpours in late August, but still hope for a wet spring before harvest.

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  • Not all Bulla employees must isolate

    Not all Bulla Dairy Foods employees who received COVID-19 tests last week were required to isolate, because of the unusual categorisation of their tests.

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  • Search is on for top citizens

    Corangamite Shire Council is encouraging residents to say thank you to people who help forge a strong, connected community by nominating them for an Australia Day award.

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  • Restrictions could ease

    A “single-person bubble” and small social gatherings outdoors are among the eased coronavirus restrictions to become effective next week.

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  • Council chief calls for kindness

    State health authorities have highlighted Colac’s current COVID-19 outbreak as indicative of why restrictions must recede slowly.

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