News

  • Jobs safe in Colac government hub

    COLAC public servants are safe from job cuts despite a restructure of government services in the city.

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  • Antiques dealer calling it a day

    COLAC’S Neville Beechey is retiring after three decades as an antiques dealer but can still remember the first antique he bought.

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  • Colac’s Emily Davis, left, and Caitlin Willsher support each other in managing their type one diabetes.

    Young friends share diabetes fight

    COLAC girls Caitlin Willsher and Emily Davis are learning at an early age what it is like living with diabetes.

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  • Man faces $30,000 theft charges

    POLICE have charged a 30-year-old Colac man over the theft of $30,000 from his customers.

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  • Colac shivers through coldest morning

    COLAC residents have shivered through the coldest morning this year.

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  • Whales’ antics delight onlookers

    WHALES off the coast of Apollo Bay are delighting onlookers with their antics.

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  • Farmer wants weighing referendum

    A COLAC district farmer wants a municipal referendum on post-sale weighing.

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  • Herpes plan to kill off carp

    RESEARCHERS are investigating a disease to control European carp, a pest fish which infests Lake Colac.

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