News

  • Pharmacies urge calm for clients

    Supply and demand at Colac pharmacies has returned to normal after increased demand and instances of medicine stockpiling last month when coronavirus restrictions started.

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  • National youth survey open

    Young Colac and district people can share their views and experiences in a national youth survey.

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  • Council approves poddy farm

    A Barongarook West calf-rearing farm can go ahead, despite neighbours objecting to possible environmental impacts from the development.

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  • Climate petition’s likely deferral

    Colac Otway Shire Council could wait until COVID-19 restrictions ease to consider a community climate emergency petition.

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  • Friendly faces for children after traumas

    Cute teddy bears will help calm down children involved in road crashes in Colac and district.

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  • 15 rams stolen at Gellibrand

    Police are appealing for information after unknown offenders have stole 15 perendale rams from a Wonga Road property.

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  • Quick rise for music man

    After only a few years in the music industry, Loch Hart Music Festival founder Jayden Bath has already established his name in the business, receiving a national industry award.

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  • Healthy prices at weekly sale

    Better-quality cattle mostly rose in value at Colac’s weekly market, while plain-quality cattle were mainly firm in values.

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