News

  • Mud hut demolition resumes

    Demolition of Winchelsea’s mud hut will resume this week, with contractors and a zoologist expected to be onsite from today. 

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  • Colac branch to set to reopen

    Colac’s ANZ Bank branch is set to reopen after closing temporarily five months ago.

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  • Severe weather impacts district roads

    Motorists are being warned to take care this week, with branches and debris likely to remain strewn across district roads after wild weather conditions.

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  • Back-to-back grand finals for Colac

    A thrilling second semi-final win over Newtown and Chilwell has booked the Colac Tigers a spot in their second-straight grand final. The Tigers, playing without star midcourter Zara Walters, prevailed over the Eagles at West Oval today, 48-45. See Monday’s Colac Herald for more.

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  • Imps make shock selection call

    Colac Imperials have named star defender Sam Lucas among three big ins for today’s preliminary final despite initially ruling him out for the season.

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  • Rare native rat discovery

    Ecologists and researchers have discovered a threatened species in the Otways, the rare native broad-toothed rat is more prevalent than they believed.

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  • Drivers should expect delays for Gran Fondo

    Anyone between Deans Marsh, Skenes Creek, Forrest and Lorne should plan for delays this weekend due to road closures for a major cycling event.

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  • Colac residents to help plan housing

    Colac residents can put their hands up to represent the community and help plan for up to 6000 new homes in the Deans Creek area over the next 30 years.

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