News

  • Town vulnerable without police

    CRESSY residents still feel vulnerable but have resigned themselves to the fact the town could remain a police-free zone.

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  • Road over lake ‘only option’

    A COLAC Yacht Club member says a causeway across Lake Colac could be civic leaders’ “only chance” of saving the lake.

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  • New film society in new theatre

    COLAC and district movie lovers have found the perfect place to start a film society.

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  • Businesses get behind awards

    NOMINATIONS are rolling in for Colac and district’s top business awards.

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  • Family lucky to escape fire

    AUTHORITIES say a Colac family is lucky to be alive after a kitchen fire filled their house with smoke.

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  • Addicts inject in public toilets

    POLICE have urged people to report public drug use after discovering two men injecting drugs in a Colac toilet block.

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  • Hoon loses car for three months

    COLAC police have impounded a car for three months for the first time since the introduction of hoon laws.

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  • Council won’t debate gay marriage

    COLAC Otway Shire Council refuses to buy into Australia’s gay marriage debate.

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