News

  • Motorists face high cost of pothole damage

    COLAC motorists could pay hundreds of dollars to replace tyres and wheel rims after hitting potholes on the Princes Highway.

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  • First home connects to Birregurra sewerage scheme

    BIRREGURRA plumbers will be busy connecting homes to the town’s new sewerage system.

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  • Farm standing tall in the ostrich trade

    A WINCHELSEA ostrich farmer says he could have “7000 more birds and still not satisfy the niche markets overseas”.

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  • Cooking apprentice makes the final cut

    COLAC cooking apprentice Jessica Perkins has a one-in-four chance of becoming Victoria’s top school-based apprentice.

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  • Soup success in family’s blood

    HUGE vegetables and tasty soups brought winter wonder to the Otway Soup Fest at Forrest.

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  • Plan to mentor Colac teenagers

    A COMMUNITY group wants to explore new mentoring programs for Colac teenagers.

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  • Colac granny online sensation

    COLAC West grandmother Delwyn Parker has become an online sensation.

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  • Last weekend for duck hunters

    COLAC and district shooters will have a final outing this weekend for the end of duck hunting season.

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