News

  • Six-month funding reprieve for Colac youth worker

    COLAC’S youth worker role will continue for the next six months despite a lack of State Government funding, Colac Area Health’s chief says.

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  • First stage of highway opens at Waurn Ponds

    ROADS officials unveiled the first section of the Princes Highway duplication between Winchelsea and Geelong this week.

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  • Planning process worries objectors

    BIRREGURRA residents are concerned about plans for a quarry near the town.

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  • Experienced business owner leads awards

    COLAC OTWAY Business Awards co-ordinator Melanesia Carson will bring four years’ experience and a unique insight to her new role.

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  • Market sizes booming with $1.5-million roof

    Cattle sale numbers have jumped 70 per cent at Colac’s saleyards.

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  • Family stays positive amid failing eyesight

    COLAC’S Tammie Tevelein loves Christmas, but unlike the people who visit her street, she is unable to see her family’s festive display.

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  • Call for surveillance of Colac fuel prices

    COLAC fuel campaigners and the region’s federal MP are pushing the Federal Government for “surveillance” of Colac’s petrol prices.

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  • Craft display will honour Anzac spirit

    A COLAC woman is urging Colac district knitters and sewing enthusiasts to help make a field of poppies for next year’s Anzac Day commemorations.

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