News

  • No new Trinity COVID cases

    No new Trinity College Colac students or staff have tested positive for coronavirus, but close contacts will have COVID tests next week.

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  • Colac ghost town a worry for traders

    Colac traders want shoppers to keep their buying local, as small businesses face the prospect of shutting their doors following the city’s COVID-19 outbreak.

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  • ALC cases at 29

    There have been 29 COVID-19 cases linked to Colac’s Australian Lamb Company since the city’s coronavirus outbreak started last Friday.

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  • Cash helps sporting clubs

    More sporting and recreation clubs in Colac and district have received $1000 State Government grants to meet basic costs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Get tested straight away, access cash help, and answer your phone

    Premier Daniel Andrews says nearly nine in 10 Victorians testing positive for coronavirus failed to get a test when first having symptoms, instead continuing to work.

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  • No word on vital highway upgrades

    A Western District road advocacy group is impatiently awaiting announcements for upgrades to the Princes Highway West, which includes key Colac district projects.

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  • Deans Marsh path underway

    Stage one of a new Deans Marsh footpath began construction yesterday.

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  • Australian Lamb Company statement

    Colac’s Australian Lamb Company has released the following statement after 29 COVID-19 cases were linked to the company today (July 23).

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