News

  • ‘Amazing’ inaugural seafood festival

    APOLLO Bay was swimming with activity for its inaugural seafood festival at the weekend.

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  • Nurses consider resigning full-time roles

    COLAC nurses and midwives are considering their futures in the industry as a dispute with the State Government rolls on.

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  • Storm causes blackouts and fires

    A WILD electrical storm caused blackouts and fires across Colac district.

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  • Deluge dampens farmers’ outlook

    POTATO farmer Jim Gannon says he will lose a portion of his crop after a record-breaking deluge at Pennyroyal, south-east of Colac.

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  • Primary school in trucks’ path

    A PRIMARY school lies in the path of a planned truck route through Colac.

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  • Warning from spider bite victim

    A COLAC woman who suffered a white-tailed spider bite wants people act fast if the same thing happens to them.

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  • Thieves steal baker’s dough

    A COLAC bakery owner is counting his losses after burglars stole money from his Murray Street business.

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  • Driver escapes serious injury in crash

    A COLAC man escaped serious injury when the vehicle he was driving crashed near Birregurra.

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