News

  • Colac internet can’t cope with demand

    COLAC and district Telstra customers are suffering with slow internet connections as the network struggles to meet demand.

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  • Corangamite roads paved with cash

    THE Federal Government has budgeted $24 million for highway upgrades in the Corangamite electorate while other Victorian roads have missed out.

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  • Marginal status reaps rewards

    COLAC Otway Shire Council chief Rob Small says Colac is “reaping the rewards of being in a marginal seat” with Federal Election promises turning into cash.

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  • Genetic canola runs into problems

    A COLAC district farmer has stopped growing genetically modified canola because of problems marketing, harvesting and storing the crop.

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  • Government closing DPI office

    THE State Government will close its Department of Primary Industries office at Camperdown, forcing nine workers out of the town.

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  • Polwarth MP rejects coal-seam gas ban

    POLWARTH MP Terry Mulder has backed the State Government’s rejection of calls to ban coal-seam gas exploration.

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  • Teenagers get say on health service

    COLAC teenagers can have their say on the services they want in the city’s new Youth Health Hub.

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  • Back on stage after 30 years

    COLAC’S David Robinson will make a return to the stage next week after a 30-year-absence.

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