News

  • Young musicians ready for eisteddfod

    THE COLAC Music Teachers Association is encouraging music fans to support the district’s future music stars at Colac’s annual eisteddfod tomorrow.

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  • Pet dog loses leg in vicious Warrion mauling

    A VICIOUS dog attack has robbed a pet of her leg and shaken her elderly owners.

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  • Car smashes off highway

    A woman escaped serious injury when her car smashed into a concrete drain and rolled on the Princes Highway this week.

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  • Fiji trip ‘amazing’ despite travel agency’s collapse

    COLAC Venturer Scouts have returned from an “amazing” trip to Fiji, after a travel agency scandal almost derailed their trip.

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  • Lower temperatures and less rain for July

    COLAC had a drier than average July despite chilly nights and wintry weather.

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  • Dry winter will affect grape crop

    A COLAC district grape grower is concerned about the dry winter’s impact on future grape yield.

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  • Fire victims remain at childhood home

    COLAC’S Pam Brown refuses to leave the site of her childhood home in Armstrong Street which burnt down in May.

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  • Supermarket plans open for comment

    RESIDENTS and business owners can view the complete planning application for Colac’s proposed Coles supermarket development from today.

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