News

  • Beekeeper monitoring hives

    Barongarook beekeeper Laurence Towers is anticipating a plentiful honey harvest this summer, despite looming varroa mite concerns following an outbreak in New South Wales.

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  • Bike safety message for pupils

    Three Colac district primary schools have steered their way to safety at this year’s bike challenge day. 

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  • Winchelsea news in brief

    What’s happening this month in Winchelsea?

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  • Call for community to share thoughts

    The latest plans for Winchelsea’s Adventure Play Space are promising fun times with elements to stimulate and delight for kids of all ages, and the Surf Coast Shire Council wants your opinion.

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  • Law change concerns ex-cop

    Being drunk in a public place will no longer be a criminal offence from Melbourne Cup Day but a local retired police sergeant says this leaves police with their hands tied.

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  • District plays host to award judging

    Appearance and acidity, colour and clarity, fill and flavour.

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  • Learning to grow

    Winchelsea Primary School students were enjoying the sun this week and checked out their kitchen garden to see the progress of their delicious produce growing in the school’s garden.

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  • Unregistered driving charge dismissed

    A Torquay man has avoided a penalty after police caught him driving an unregistered car.

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