News

  • Students show green thumbs

    COLAC students are planting the seeds of friendship with residents of a Colac disability centre.

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  • Snitch rears nasty head

    POLICE want Colac and district teens to abandon defamatory social network pages.

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  • Police want teens to re-think behaviour

    COLAC police want young people to re-think risky behaviour, after dozens of youths gatecrashed a party before risking their lives by blocking a road.

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  • Mum wants new approach to bullying

    A COLAC district mother wants a new approach to bullying after an alleged playground incident left a seven-year-old boy concussed and in hospital.

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  • Tanker stuck in cattle underpass

    THERE was no crying over spilt milk yesterday after a milk tanker became stuck in a cattle underpass near Cobden.

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  • Households struggle with power bills

    COLAC households are struggling to keep up with power costs this winter.

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  • Woodworkers move into old school site

    A COLAC woodwork group has won the right to use the abandoned former Colac High School.

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  • Dairy’s milk has an international flavour

    COLAC district dairy farmer Chris Vogels had never heard of Uzbekistan 10 years ago, but he now employs five migrants from the Central Asian republic.

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