News

  • Traders want action on garden bed mess

    COLAC traders are frustrated that civic leaders have refused to immediately clean up messy garden beds in the city’s main street.

    By

  • Crash has lasting impact on Colac teen

    COLAC’S Khalid Eldib, 15, reflects on the horrific traffic smash that changed his life forever.

    By

  • Road workers take to abseiling

    ROAD contractors are taking their work to new heights, using abseiling skills to repair sections of the cliff along the Great Ocean Road.

    By

  • School bus driver worried by crumbling road

    A COLAC-based school-bus company owner is concerned about the Timboon-Colac Road’s safety and says “it’s only a matter of time” before there’s a serious crash.

    By

  • Mobile phone monitoring cuts water losses

    A NEW mobile phone system is helping farmers easily detect water leaks and decrease water waste.

    By

  • Investment in Lorne shore

    GREAT OCEAN ROAD Coast Committee is spending $200,000 in the next financial year to begin upgrades on the Lorne foreshore.

    By

  • Colac gym opening, but pool and stadium face delays

    COLAC’S Bluewater centre will open in stages, with civic leaders announcing the council-owned gym will open on August 17.

    By

  • Petition calls for action to repair crumbling road

    SIMPSON residents have sent a petition to state ministers and the Polwarth MP Terry Mulder calling for action to fix the Timboon-Colac Road.

    By