News

  • Accused killers’ courier free

    A former Colac man who helped his mate escape Victoria following an alleged murder is out of jail.

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  • Woman arrested over shed burglary

    Colac detectives have charged a woman over a burglary near Colac’s Aboriginal gathering place.

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  • Rain needed after a dry March

    A characteristically dry March offered no respite to a parched Colac district landscape.

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  • Gates closed at Meredith Park

    Gates are in place at Meredith Park to stop campers who are ignoring State Government-ordered closures.

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  • Daylight saving ends on Sunday

    Don’t forget to turn your clocks back before going to bed on Saturday night and enjoy an extra hour’s sleep.

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  • Signs of life emerge after fire

    A bushfire-ravaged patch of Otways bushland is already showing signs of recovery from the past summer.

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  • Fishing leader sets sail from state role

    A vocal Apollo Bay fishing advocate says he will increase his focus on local issues after a role change on the peak industry body board, with a harbour upgrade high on his agenda.

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  • Scouts putting skills to use in their back yards

    Colac’s Scouts are staying proactive during coronavirus shutdowns by challenging themselves at home.

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