News

  • Burglars hit house twice in two nights

    Burglars have broken into a Colac property on two consecutive nights, with investigators calling for witnesses.

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  • Planning meeting to go ahead

    Colac Otway Shire Council’s planning meeting will still consider planning matters next month, but likely with a few logistical differences.

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  • Licence testing for drivers gets put on hold

    VicRoads has suspended all light vehicle drivers’ licence tests and computer-based tests to limit the spread of coronavirus.

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  • Help available during job downturn

    A Colac financial planner says Colac residents are well-placed to take advantage of the Federal Government’s $66-billion economic stimulus package.

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  • Surf Coast sites cut hours

    Surf Coast Shire Council has closed all its public parks and equipment and is temporarily reducing opening times at Winchelsea and Lorne’s tips.

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  • Health staff’s kids get help at school

    A Colac primary school has helped ease the burden on the community’s healthcare workers by keeping their doors open for children of essential workers.

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  • Yarding size reduces but prices are good

    Cattle numbers and prices eased at Colac’s weekly market, but were still at healthy levels.

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  • Store sale off but weekly cattle markets continue

    Colac’s monthly store cattle sale is off this Friday due to coronavirus restrictions, but Thursday fat cattle sales will continue for now.

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