News

  • Fishing work approved but cash gets away

    CIVIC leaders have taken five years to gain approval for a new Lake Colac fishing platform but have since lost funding for the project.

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  • Childcare costs might fall despite cuts

    COLAC childcare costs might drop despite government funding cuts to care providers.

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  • Shake-up for Colac foster care

    COLAC foster care is set for a shake up after a besieged community services agency lost its approval to provide services in the city.

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  • Funeral directors see road tragedy first-hand

    FUNERAL directors see the impact of a fatal road accident on the community first-hand.

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  • Winchelsea garden benefits community

    WINCHELSEA’S green thumbs can grow fresh produce, meet people and benefit from a healthy outdoor activity at the town’s new community garden.

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  • Banding together to remember young musician

    COLAC and district music acts have jumped at the chance to pay tribute to Jumping Rooftops guitarist Patrick Tibbits.

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  • Hospital births up but finances down

    COLAC Hospital’s birth rate is climbing and is up more than 30 per cent in five years.

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  • Nurses agree to work return

    BEDS at Colac Hospital have re-opened following an Australian Nurses Federation decision to follow orders to stop industrial action.

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