News

  • District turbines get the go-ahead

    The construction of up to 44 wind turbines near Colac will become a reality next year after a State Government commitment to the renewable energy source.

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  • Petrol outlet to cut prices

    Colac motorists could be enjoying cheaper petrol prices, with a Melbourne-based company planning to build a new independent petrol station on the Princes Highway west.

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  • Truck collection remains popular

    Colac’s Merv Brunt says his vintage truck museum is “going well” and attracting people from across the state.

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  • Liberal claims victory in Corangamite poll

    Liberal Sarah Henderson has claimed victory in the federal seat of Corangamite, in a close election that keeps the electorate marginal.

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  • Friendship still strong for centenarian mates

    Colac’s Ron Cowan is gearing up for a joyous celebration as he joins the 100 club tomorrow.

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  • Talented district duo train with Falcons

    Alvie youngster Tyler Flanigan will have a chance to join the TAC Cup ranks after Geelong Falcons officials invited the footballer to train with the club.

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  • Support for district family

    Family and friends of Birregurra’s Sienna Leeson will gather on Sunday to raise money to support the 7-year-old as she battles kidney cancer.

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  • More milk price cuts risk farmers’ futures

    Colac district farmers have received another blow after milk processors Murray Goulburn and Fonterra announced low opening milk prices for the 2016-17 season.

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