News

  • Charity order celebrates a century of service

    Colac’s branch of the Knights of the Southern Cross has notched up more than 100 years of service, celebrating at St Mary’s Church early next month.

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  • Fisherman’s answer for rogue seal

    Fishing identity Nick Polgeest says relocating Apollo Bay’s rogue seal might be the only answer to safety fears at the harbour.

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  • Season drawing to a close

    Colac and district residents have until next Friday to collect firewood before the season ends.

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  • Talking towards recovery

    Four Colac and district people living with a language disorder that affects their ability to communicate say they are no longer taking communication for granted and will keep smiling.  

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  • Lorne defends state title

    Lorne Surf Lifesaving is the junior state champion for the second year running, smashing all competition at the Victoria Pool Lifesaving Championships at Geelong Grammar School.

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  • POTHOLE PERIL: Truckie escapes alive as trailer axle snaps on crumbling road

    An unexpected pothole has given Eric Parker a hair-raising drive home after a long day of transporting grain silos, derailing his trailer’s axle, his night, and his job.

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  • Co-Op marks 75 years in Apollo Bay

    Filmmaker Jackson Hayat says coming home to Apollo Bay and putting the Fishermen’s Co-Op in the spotlight will hopefully serve the iconic institute justice now and into the future.

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  • Reports of a child left in vehicle

    Colac Fire Brigade’s captain has encouraged parents and carers to avoid leaving their children in unattended cars.

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