News

  • College becomes school of rock

    COLAC Secondary College became a school of rock this week.

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  • Windy weather blasts district

    WILD winter winds had trees shaking and tents flying throughout Colac and district yesterday, despite seemingly clear skies.

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  • Change in wind for weather man

    FRANK Minchinton has been measuring rainfall at the wettest place in Victoria for more than 60 years, but an era is about to end.

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  • College security system alerts police

    A COLAC boy, 17, missed out on a speedy getaway when he allegedly attempted to steal a motorbike from a Colac college at the weekend.

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  • Environment activities draw a crowd

    ALMOST 400 Colac schoolchildren have experienced an exciting day of environmental activities for World Environment Week.

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  • Going organic pays off for dairy producer

    THERE might be a winner of the milk wars after all. And it probably isn’t who you expected.

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  • Fish release to bring new life to Lake Colac

    ANGLERS are enthusiastic rejuvenating Lake Colac, but work to restock the waterway could be three years away.

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  • Kennett River petition calls for improved drainage

    A COASTAL community has urged civic leaders to fix a drainage problem which they claim flooded a caravan park twice in two days.

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