News

  • Different approaches to Easter shop hours

    Colac businesses have failed to come to a consensus on Easter trading hours.

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  • Snitch’s site deleted

    Police have welcomed the removal of an internet page which published rumours about Apollo Bay teenagers.

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  • Brimming waterways provide hiding spots

    Colac district’s wet summer could have a negative effect on duck hunters when the duck shooting season starts tomorrow.

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  • Church set to reveal refurbished building

    Pastor Andrew Cox says Colac’s Christian Family Church “needed a facelift” after almost three decades of service.

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  • Snitch page attracts police attention

    An internet page spreading rumours about Apollo Bay teens’ alleged sexual and criminal behaviour has attracted police attention.

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  • Anxious wait following earthquake

    A Colac district family endured an anxious six-hour wait to know the safety of their son and his family in earthquake-ravaged Japan.

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  • Pianist provides palliative push

    A one-off performance at Colac’s performing arts centre was the motivation behind concert pianist Michael Cannon’s trip to Australia.

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  • Busy as bugs ahead of annual festival

    Businesses, schools and groups have been busy painting, gluing and sewing to create 26 floats for Saturday’s Colac Kana Festival parade.

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