News

  • Life-changing work in Africa

    COLAC’S Eloise Marriott says volunteering in an African orphanage changed her life in a positive way, despite contracting a life-threatening combination of diseases.

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  • Lucky escape for truck driver

    POLICE have warned motorists to drive carefully in fog after a truck driver had a lucky escape when he rolled his vehicle near Beeac.

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  • Family needs help with goats

    A COLAC district family coping with health issues wants a new owner for their goats so the goats receive more attention.

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  • Colac supports coffee concept

    A “SUSPENDED COFFEES” sceheme has arrived in Colac with two city businesses adopting the concept allowing customers to pre-pay a coffee for someone less fortunate.

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  • Data firm could create 800 jobs

    COLAC could be the home of a multi-million-dollar super farm and data centre providing employment for up to 800 people.

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  • Grants might reduce rate rise

    GOVERNMENT grants could enable Colac Otway Shire Council to deliver a lower rate rise than a proposed 7.87-per-cent increase.

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  • Rate rise horrifies past manager

    A FORMER Shire of Colac finance manager says Colac’s civic leaders can deliver a lower rate rise than a proposed 7.87 per cent hike.

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  • Thieves ransack office, steal safe

    THIEVES have ransacked a Colac real estate business and stolen a safe containing cash.

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