News

  • Trader bouncing back from devastating fire

    An Apollo Bay business will soon be fully operational again, nearing the two-year anniversary of a devastating blaze which crippled three shopfronts along the main street.

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  • Rottnest swim success for Apollo Bay team

    Apollo Bay’s Brian Humphries has reflected on the chaos of being Dan Holthouse’s support during his mate’s successful attempt at one of the world’s toughest ocean swims.

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  • Comedian scores a new audience

    How does performing in front of a comedy festival crowd of thousands compare with performing in front of a captivated classroom of seven primary school students?

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  • Beechy barn dance back

    Beech Forest barn dance organisers are looking forward to good numbers at this year’s shindig.

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  • Colac shines as Kana Festival flies high

    A cornucopia of clowns, ringmasters, strongmen and more have filled central Colac for the city’s annual Kana Festival and parade.

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  • Falls Festival site up for sale

    The chance to buy a slice of Australian music festival history is on offer in a once-in-a-generation opportunity.

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  • New tax to hit land investors

    Funds from a new state property tax should go back into the rural and regional communities it impacts, a local councillor says.

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  • Don’t race to arrive home

    Colac’s racing season is over, but the city’s road safety group says people should still take care and remember to get home safely.

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