News

  • Apollo Bay asbestos pipe best left alone

    BARWON Water has assured Apollo Bay residents that leaving seven-kilometre asbestos pipe in the ground is the “best option”.

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  • Gathering gold with golden retrievers

    COLAC’S Lorraine Harrowfield has been breeding golden retrievers for more than 33 years and her “champions” reward her with national acclaim.

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  • Showgrounds bloom with natural beauty

    COLAC Showgrounds will be awash with colour this weekend.

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  • Abuse victim sues church and state

    A FORMER Colac children’s home resident says she wants justice for an alleged rape which happened when she was in state care.

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  • Every road death affects sergeant

    A LEADING Colac road crash investigator says the families and friends of crash victims walk the hardest road through life.

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  • Evacuation fire drill for Lavers Hill

    AN “EVACUATION-STYLE drill” will test a Colac district town’s reaction to a bushfire.

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  • Students knuckle down for final tests

    COLAC and district Year 12 students are starting to feel the heat as exams draw closer.

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  • Co-operation the key to gas fight

    ANTI-MINING campaigners have told Colac district landholders they can win a coal-seam gas battle if “farmers and environmentalists” work together.

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