News

  • Blessed start to school year

    A special service blessing students’ backpacks at Colac’s Anglican Parish will mark the beginning of the school year and raise funds for the new Lake Colac School.

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  • Former residents receive national recognition

    Two people with links to the Colac district have received national honours for their work in the community.

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  • Tina officially a proud Aussie

    Colac’s Tina Hill says she will be proud to call herself an Australian today when she officially becomes a citizen, after moving to Australia from Denmark more than 40 years ago.

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  • Two cars collide at corner

    Emergency services attended a crash at the corner of Armstrong Street and Pound Road, Colac yesterday.

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  • Plans for management group

    Apollo Bay Community Voice leader Jane Gross says it hopes to establish a group to manage 69 McLachlan Street and work out how to best use the facility following the council’s shock decision to gift the old kinder site to the community.

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  • Urgent work to repair erosion

    Authorities will start “crucial work” on a major Apollo Bay beach next week to help withstand the recent impact of coastal erosion.

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  • Organisers celebrate Motorfest

    The second annual Colac Motorfest was a roaring success, with more than 2500 people visiting the showgrounds over the weekend.

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  • Race road closures concern residents

    Road closures throughout the district for the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Surf Coast Classic have raised concerns for Surf Coast residents.

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