News

  • Nap could have been fatal sleep

    Two Colac power-nappers had a lucky escape when a truck crushed their car beside the Princes Highway at Winchelsea yesterday.

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  • Three’s a charm for Colac sale

    Organisers of Colac’s third annual Three-Hour Sale hope a new plan of attack will appeal to bargain hunters this year.

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  • Teenagers become student beacons

    Nine Colac teens will be beacons for their fellow Colac Secondary College classmates.

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  • Celebrating women’s day

    More than 100 women will gather at Birregurra tomorrow to celebrate the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day.

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  • Helping hand for community groups

    A Colac philanthropic group is offering community groups a helping hand.

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  • Colac students heading to Asia

    A group of Colac Secondary College students who have never been overseas will travel to south-east Asia in July.

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  • Program provides computer convenience

    A community program has provided Colac groups and families with the convenience of computer technology.

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  • Schools question online statements

    Colac education leaders have questioned the value of posting schools’ financial statements online.

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