News

  • Colac RON generating power by November

    Colac’s Renewable Organics Network should be online by the end of this year to take a major water treatment
    facility off the grid.

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  • Camping out still an option for SeaScouts

    Colac and district Scouts haven’t let COVID-19 stop them from celebrating their annual day.

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  • Lockdown no time to slow down

    Staff at Colac’s Food-A-Roma have been busy serving the community and keeping spirits high during COVID-19 lockdowns.

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  • Nature fuels paint-maker

    Evie Knight has been taking matters into her own hands by exploring her Barongarook West back yard for rocks and plants to find new colours to paint with.

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  • Sand replacement works continue at the Bay

    Sand renourishment is almost complete on the Apollo Bay foreshore in an effort to protect the area from coastal erosion.

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  • Rainforest site still closed

    Otways visitor destination Maits Rest will remain closed to visitors during the pandemic.

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  • Survivor grateful to foundation

    Daffodil Day will be different this year, but Colac breast cancer survivor Janine Benson says its importance remains the same.

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  • Heart disease our biggest killer

    Heart disease being the biggest killer of Colac district people has come as no surprise to a Beeac-based researcher.

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