News

  • Police to target crash intersections and schools

    Colac Police will focus their attention on motorists at Colac intersections this week in the wake of a series of local crashes and as traffic increases with the start of the school year.

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  • Mixed views on duck hunt decision

    Duck hunting will remain in Victoria, despite calls to from authorities to reverse the decision following a parliamentary inquiry to ban the recreational activity.

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  • Showcasing Tanybryn Limousins

    Tanybryn Park Limousins’ Helen Masters is looking forward to Beef Week following a successful 2023 with her cattle performing well at sales and shows.

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  • No conviction for driver returning positive drug test

    A 26-year-old man has lost his licence for the next year for driving under the influence of cannabis.

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  • Planning for next generation

    There’s more to crayfish diving than just catching a good feed, which is why Apollo Bay locals Dan Kent and Darren Gill are eager to ensure the generations who follow can experience what they have for the past 30 years.

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  • Silk journey merges painting and fashion

    An accidental journey into silk painting led Cobden artist Helen Langley to teach others to create something beautiful too.

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  • Local residents become citizens

    From the moment Kathryn Hamer set foot onto Australian soil in 2006, she knew she had found her new home.

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  • Corangamite announces community awards

    Camperdown couple Ian (Bidge) and Barb Boyd are Corangamite Shire’s 2024 Community Volunteers of the Year.

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