News

  • Policeman realises his motoring dream

    COLAC’S Senior Sergeant Ken Slingsby loves his cars so much that when he found a 1958 Triumph just over a year ago, he just had to have it.

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  • Colac district road toll almost triples

    COLAC’S leading police officer says he’s “very disappointed” after the region’s road deaths almost tripled in the past year.

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  • Asbestos soil tests for Apollo Bay’s foreshore

    ENVIRONMENT officials investigated soil at Apollo Bay’s foreshore yesterday after reports of a possible asbestos contamination.

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  • ‘Scary ramifications’ from high fuel prices

    COLAC’S Mark Stevens says the city’s high fuel prices have “scary ramifications” for residents, traders and tradespeople.

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  • Colac welcomes first babies for 2015

    COLAC mothers Gabrielle Kemp and Tracy Griffiths gave birth to the city’s first babies of 2015 at Colac Hospital.

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  • Construction to start on new government office

    WORK will start this month on a new $4.6-million government office and depot at Gellibrand.

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  • Colac Hospital plans for stroke clinic

    COLAC HOSPITAL hopes to expand its specialist health services from March.

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  • Drier than average for four years

    COLAC and district has had its fourth year in a row of drier-than-average weather, with one watcher dubbing the weather a “green drought”.

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