News

  • Bald move for charity

    Staff and students at Colac Secondary College have joined a growing list of Colac people sacrificing their hair for the Leukaemia Foundation.

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  • No need to fear moon

    Experts say Apollo Bay and Lorne residents have no reason to beware the moon on Saturday.

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  • Kana Festival is bugging out

    A bug parade and insect specialists will be new additions at this weekend’s Colac Kana Festival.

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  • Beech Forest celebrates nursing centenary

    Beech Forest, the birthplace of bush nursing in Victoria, will host a celebration of 100 years of bush nursing tomorrow.

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  • Development will kill off national park

    A peak conversation group says large-scale developments in the Great Otway National Park will “kill the goose that laid the golden egg”.

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  • Show will highlight regional produce

    Apollo Bay’s annual agricultural show will launch a celebration of the region’s produce this weekend.

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  • Willow removal helps river

    Water authorities say removing willows from Colac district waterways is helping farmers and boosting the environment.

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  • Fire season ending without a fizzle

    Colac and district’s quietest fire season in more than three decades is officially drawing to a close.

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