News

  • Letters to the editor

    Climate change, sports reserves and traffic offences feature in today’s letters.

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  • Arrests follow district thefts

    Five Colac district men and one youth will face court after the theft of a $150,000 tractor, theft of $600 in alcohol and thousands of dollars in property damage, and burglary of a Colac home in three separate incidents.

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  • Liam turns dream drive into reality

    Liam Hill dreamt of building his own car for years and now he’s living out that dream cruising in his 1976 Holden Kingswood one-tonner.

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  • Junior netball and football: Colac Imperials vs Apollo Bay

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  • Love songs will enchant for concert

    Love – and all the feelings that come with it – will be in the air at COPACC later this month when vocalist Wendy Grose and pianist William Schmidt bring their show to Colac.

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  • Support for Tanzanian school

    The founder of a Tanzanian school for bright children stricken by poverty will share her stories of charity, education and inspiration at a fundraising event at Trinity College.

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  • Ploughers battle for nationals

    Australia’s best ploughers battled it out for national and state glory in the Colac district, demonstrating their finest skills in the paddock.

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  • Habitats conserved at Apollo Bay sanctuary

    Apollo Bay students have had a first-hand look at the importance of habitat conservation.

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