News

  • Colac turning to ghost town

    It’s starting to get a little bit spooky across the city.

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  • Equine section is readying to star

    Jenny Daffy says the Colac Show’s horse section marks the first step to encourage young riders into the field.

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  • Overseas student loses licence, but avoids record

    An international student caught doing 138 kilometres on the Princes Highway near Birregurra is off the roads for the next six months, but has avoided a criminal conviction.

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  • Artist’s way with watercolour

    For Christine Smith, working in art shops throughout her life has sparked a keen interest in painting with watercolour.

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  • Warrion welcomes floral fest

    It was a blooming beautiful day at the Warrion Flower Show last week, showcasing the beauty of the region.

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  • Colac’s two-lot request

    A planning application for a Colac property seeks to subdivide and build an additional home.

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  • Please fix the Princes

    “We see it on the daily”.

    Princes Highway potholes are causing havoc on Colac district vehicles, with reports of four cars towed in the space of hours in Colac’s west.

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  • Sting barks, but no bite

    Police have nabbed seven drivers for mobile phone infractions in Colac, but the motorists have all avoided a fine.

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