News

  • Beef boom continues

    Colac district beef producers and stock agents are making the most of this season’s beef sales, after prices surged on the back of increased demand.

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  • Colac homes seeing the light of solar

    Colac households are installing solar panels at an increasing rate but still lag behind other western Victorian regional centres, new figures show.

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  • Learner drivers revved up for tests

    Scores of Colac and district’s prospective P-platers are a step closer to getting their wheels, with driver’s licence testing resuming today.

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  • Adapting to workplace changes

    Colac Area Health pharmacy technician Emily Eyers has been working hard to ensure the hospital’s patients have continued access to medication during the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Police ask for help in Winchelsea burglary case

    Police have a suspect for a string of car burglaries at Winchelsea last week and are appealing for information from the public to assist their investigation.

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  • Liberals charged up over battery storage plans

    Two state Liberal MPs say a proposed battery project for Geelong is better suited to the Western District, despite a similar project proposed for Terang.

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  • Students’ happy return

    Students are thrilled to be back at school after virus concerns fell.

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  • Letters to the Editor

    Readers share views on supporting local, council rates and organic energy.

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