News

  • New penalties take aim at drunks

    COLAC drunks could face almost $6000 in fines if they refuse to leave bars, pubs and licensed premises.

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  • Cheeseman says he’s Aussie

    CORANGAMITE MP Darren Cheeseman dismissed an investigation into his citizenship as “political dirt digging” and has a certificate to prove he is not a New Zealand citizen.

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  • Humanitarian efforts earn honour for Lion

    FORREST Lions Club’s Albert Halliday has received one of the organisation’s most prestigious honours.

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  • Proposed $1.5M roof could save saleyards

    STOCK agents say building a roof over Colac’s saleyards is critical to its survival.

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  • Renovations uncover a century of history

    RENOVATIONS inside a former Colac district church have led to the discovery of newspapers dating back a century.

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  • Hugh Wilson inquest begins

    A FORMER Victorian policeman has denied any involvement in the death of a war veteran in a hit and run crash 35 years ago.

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  • Nurses encourage support on Daffodil Day

    COLAC’S cancer support nurses see the impact cancer has on people’s lives.

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  • Company switches on Forrest’s phone tower

    FORREST residents can see the end of a 14-month battle to improve mobile phone reception.

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