News

  • Police campaign against arson

    POLICE have launched a bushfire arson-prevention campaign and want Colac and district residents to report any suspicious fire activity.

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  • Schoolies season begins at Lorne

    LORNE police are assuring youths that they are there to help, as the coastal town prepares for an annual influx of school leavers.

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  • Meriba members help Colac riders

    TWO horse-racing events have helped raise much-needed funds for people with disabilities.

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  • Beechy fun run plans

    COLAC Rotary Club is planning a fun run on the Old Beechy Rail Trail for early next year.

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  • Farmers make switch to biological approach

    FARMERS across the Colac district are starting to switch to biological farming practices.

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  • Petrol station plan for old high school

    THE site of Colac’s former high school might become a petrol station.

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  • Colac timber company fined $70,000

    A COLAC timber company chief has accepted a penalty for safety breaches and says he is committed to improving workplace safety and security.

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  • No charges after baby’s death

    A LEADING homicide investigator says detectives are yet to charge anyone with the death of a Colac baby.

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