News

  • Elliminyt couple helps runner defy the odds

    AN ELLIMINYT couple’s generosity will bring a one-in-a-million rare disease sufferer to Colac district to run the Great Ocean Road Marathon.

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  • Cyclists riding to help sick children

    NINE cyclists will pass through Colac and Apollo Bay this weekend as part of a charity fundraiser.

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  • Side Slippin’ into surfboard art

    SURFING and surfboard enthusiasts will aim to break down the barrier of formal surfing competitions when they gather at Lorne tomorrow.

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  • New Toyota Cruiser exceeds expectations

    COLAC Toyota salesman John Williams Jr got more than he expected when he drove the new Toyota FJ Cruiser four-wheel drive.

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  • WILSON INQUEST: Police car repaired “on the quiet”

    A PANEL shop worker has told an inquest he repaired a damaged police car “on the quiet” around the time a war veteran died in a hit-and-run crash.

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  • Soaring lamb prices mean expensive roasts

    COLAC butchers say they are trying their best to absorb steadily rising lamb prices.

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  • Sleeper thefts railroad track work

    V-LINE authorities are baffled after discovering 15,000 kilograms of sleepers missing from Colac district railway tracks.

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  • Coastal speedsters disappoint police

    AN Apollo Bay police officer says he is disappointed motorists continue to speed at a coastal “hot spot”.

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