News

  • Life-saving service receives recognition

    An Apollo Bay ambulance volunteer says helping save a woman’s life after her car plummeted down a 97-metre cliff stands out in his 36-year career.

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  • Families live in fear of reckless drivers

    Residents of Colac’s Sinclair Street are living in fear that speeding drivers could cause a death in their neighbourhood.

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  • Orange cups spread word on campaign

    A Colac cafe owner hopes a coffee campaign will spark conversations about gender equality and respect and help stop violence against women.

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  • Added train services begin on January 29

    New train services through Colac on the Warrnambool line are set to start at the end of January.

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  • Stadium could open by March

    Colac basketballers and Colac Secondary College students could be playing sport at Bluewater stadium again by March.

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  • Footballer opens up about battle with depression

    Six years ago Nick Cole attempted suicide by driving his ute into a power pole following a secret battle with depression.

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  • Team joins program to oppose violence

    Sixteen Colac and district people are banding together to help diminish discrimination, verbal and physical acts of violence.

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  • Young ambassador promotes positivity

    Colac and district’s new young ambassador is encouraging young people to “put their hand up” and grasp opportunities the region offers.

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