News

  • Sun goes down on solar panel subsidy

    Colac and district households could pay up to $2000 more for solar panels from July.

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  • CWA on the hunt for new recruits

    The Country Women’s Association was on a recruitment drive in Colac yesterday.

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  • What’s in the State Budget for us?

    Colac and district shared in a $50-million windfall in this week’s State Budget and civic leaders have welcomed the government’s commitment.

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  • Health chiefs hope for Federal Budget cash

    Colac health officials hope next week’s Federal Budget will deliver key healthcare funding to the city.

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  • Project worker will link shire’s volunteers

    Colac Otway Shire Council has launched Volunteer Week early with the appointment of volunteering central project worker Kirsty Foley-Neave.

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  • Doing it all in the face of fear

    Colac author Sue Lawson will talk about careers, motherhood, health and having the courage to do it all at a Mother’s Day afternoon tea tomorrow.

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  • Sudanese leader hopes negative perceptions will end

    A COLAC Sudanese community leader has dismissed claims of antisocial behaviour among African refugees. Colac’s Bichok Guandong said he wanted to clear up “major generalisations” about young Sudanese and East African refugees. His call comes after brawls between young Sudanese men in Melbourne gained state-wide attention. Claims that Victoria Police racially profiled East Africans in […]

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  • Plan to stock Lake Colac with native fish

    Native Australian fish could be back in Lake Colac within months.

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