News

  • Letters to the editor

    Today’s letters touch on the lingering impact of colonisation, a proposed law change on gender restrictions in toilets, debate on constitutional change, a call for a republic, and comments on the ideal temperature for a home.

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  • Police hunt for liquor shop thief

    Police are on the lookout for a brazen thief who damaged the doors to a Colac liquor store and made off with hundreds of dollars worth of alcohol.

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  • Help to find volunteers

    Colac’s Community Hub will soon launch a new volunteer hub for the Colac district providing opportunities and supports for local volunteers.

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  • A terrific tea time for teens

    Colac Specialist School students have put on a spread raising money for cancer research.

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  • Vehicle hits calf

    A motorist escaped serious injury after crashing into a calf south-west of Colac.

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  • Group seeks Little Things to cheer people up

    Community service Meli is calling on Colac and district people to provide joy to people in need through the “little things” for the month of June.

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  • Farmers facing huge rate rise

    Corangamite Shire farmers are facing a 9.5 per cent rate rise on the back of surging farmland values, with councillors calling on the State Government to review the entire rates system.

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  • Lorne water supply talks

    Lorne residents can join a discussion with Barwon Water to plan for the town’s future water needs.

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