News

  • Quilters help keep flood victims warm

    COLAC and district quilters will send some much-needed warmth to people in flood-affected areas.

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  • History buffs want to conserve Otways’ past

    OTWAYS history buffs want to conserve and communicate the region’s past.

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  • The satisfaction of a job well done

    PAINTRIGHT Colac employee Tanya Barry finds “nothing more satisfying” than knowing she has helped her customers enhance their home.

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  • Colac community radio catches eye of ABC

    A COLAC community radio station’s trivia night has caught the attention of ABC television.

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  • Hospice opening its doors for inspection

    THE general public can view construction at Colac’s new Anam Cara House to see the results of their fundraising efforts.

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  • Couple’s alpaca story makes good yarn

    THEY started with two alpacas 12 years ago and now Lauris and Andrew Jephcott have between 150 and 170 of the South American animals.

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  • Farmers urged to hold onto cattle

    COLAC and district stock agents are telling farmers to hold on to their cattle as an influx of supply hits the market.

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  • Honey introduction not so sweet

    BARONGAROOK’S Laurence Towers hasn’t had the smoothest introduction to the honey business.

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