News

  • Railway crossings getting upgraded

    Rail workers have upgraded nine railway level crossings on the line between Geelong and Warrnambool, with three more to go.

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  • SMITHS MAKE A SPLASH

    A PE lesson on Lake Colac is a special part of home learning for these kids.

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  • Red tape a headache for rural landowner

    Cressy’s Linda Kelly bought six hectares at Cressy about 10 years ago, hoping to build a home and a grand garden – but she can’t finish her home until she sells her land.

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  • WORK TOGETHER: Community effort aims to get Colac back to zero

    The Colac community has begun to see the effects of its united approach to the city’s coronavirus outbreak as active case numbers start trickling down.

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  • Colac market remains steady

    A slight drop in Colac house sale prices is not indicative of a struggling market, a local real estate agent says.

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  • Action needed to close the gap

    Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-Operative’s chief says a new agreement to improve Indigenous peoples’ lives must be locally led to be successful.

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  • Hygiene work is never ending for Sandy

    Trinity College’s Sandy Leak has doubled her workload this year to help make the school COVID-safe.

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  • Teacher keeping busy learning

    St Mary’s Primary School Grade Three teacher Deb Holland shares her experiences with remote learning, both as a teacher and as a parent.

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