News

  • Historic $10,000 window smashed at hall

    Winchelsea’s former shire hall has been vandalised and boarded up less than a week after closing its doors.

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  • Hire companies will act on tourists, if law makes them

    Hire car companies will “happily” introduce changes if the State Government makes them compulsory, Colac’s MP says.

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  • Patients’ nutrition comes into focus

    Colac Area Health has received funding towards the research of malnutrition in hospital patients.

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  • Million-dollar pledge for lifesaving facility

    The Liberal party has pledged $1 million towards new surf lifesaving clubrooms at Apollo Bay, if the party wins power at this month’s federal election.

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  • Shop left empty after departure

    George Taylor’s Stores in Colac is set to close down, adding to the number of empty shops in the CBD.

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  • Otways trail pioneer to relocate to Chile

    The Old Beechy Rail Trail is losing one of its stalwarts in Tony Grogan.

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  • Sri Lanka attacks shock Colac man

    A Colac man in Sri Lanka has spoken about the impact of harrowing terrorist attacks, while young volunteers will host a vigil for victims at Colac’s Memorial Square on Friday.

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  • Schools take novel approaches to stop bullying

    Colac schools are using new strategies and statistics to help beat bullying in the yard, despite an increase in reported bullying across the region.

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