News

  • Colac still open for business

    The Colac district community wants the region to stay open for business as the state’s COVID-19 tally continues to rise.

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  • ALC sees export costs double

    Colac’s Australian Lamb Company is paying more than double its regular export freight rates, since the coronavirus pandemic started, despite receiving financial assistance.

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  • Pollies in territory dispute

    A Corangamite turf war between two feuding MPs is continuing more than a year after voters had their say on who should represent the electorate.

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  • Residents signal frustration with signal

    A fault in Kennett River’s new mobile phone base station has frustrated residents, but Telstra says it’s working to fix the bug.

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  • Students, clubs cash in on grants

    Students, sports clubs and community groups are the big winners of a recent Colac-district-focused grants program.

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  • Letters to the editor

    Readers share their thoughts on council carbon emissions, the future of petrol, and the Big Swamp remediation.

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  • Central Reserve progressing

    Technicians arrived at Colac’s Central Reserve yesterday to aim and calibrate the new lights at the venue’s football oval

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  • Colac district dodges lockdown, but Melbourne a no-go zone

    The Colac district has dodged a reintroduction of coronavirus restrictions as Melbourne goes back into lockdown from tomorrow.

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