News

  • Shire chief plans Jamie Oliver tour

    CIVIC leader Rob Small wants to take celebrity chef Jamie Oliver on a tour of Colac’s edible landscape project.

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  • Twins overcome bumpy start to life

    COLAC’S Nicole Drayton endured a three-day wait to hold her twin girls after they were born eight weeks premature, unresponsive and needing resuscitation.

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  • Colac train campaign needs support

    COLAC train campaigner Brian Crook is urging people to have their say on public transport and support proposed increased train services between Geelong and Warrnambool.

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  • Council to abandon C70 amendment

    COLAC Otway Shire Council is likely to abandon a controversial planning amendment which fuelled a public backlash against the council last year.

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  • Burglaries at Birregurra

    POLICE from Colac and Warrnambool travelled to Birregurra to investigate two burglaries.

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  • Family cat shot, left for dead

    A COLAC family is heartbroken after a cruel pet-hater shot their family cat and left it for dead.

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  • Young chef wants Jamie Oliver Colac visit

    COLAC district teenager Troy Manning plans to open his own restaurant one day and says a Jamie Oliver pop-up kitchen would benefit Colac.

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  • School becomes fire hazard

    A COLAC woman says authorities’ neglect of former Colac High School buildings could create a fire hazard.

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