News

  • GP hopes clubs are taking concussion seriously

    Colac GP and former South Colac premiership player Ian Scoble hopes country clubs are taking concussion seriously, with serious fears for the long-term effects on local players, and says it’s only a matter of time until lawsuits begin to filter into local leagues.

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  • Otways spud farm hosts US students

    An Otways potato farmer has opened his new potato chip factory to visiting American university students.

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  • Thieves trash stolen Colac ute

    A young Colac family has endured a painful night after having their car stolen from the driveway of their home, along with $2000 cash, and the family’s house keys, in one of two car thefts in the district over three days.

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  • A Story from Country: The Possum Skin Cloak

    Richard Collopy and Debra Chant share a story an insights from Gulidjan and Gadubanud Country of the Maar Nation.

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  • Show officials upbeat after successful return

    Apollo Bay Show officials say fears about the future of the event were knocked on the head with the community’s positive response to the first event after a four-year absence.

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  • Sense of belonging at school for Harmony Day

    Everyone belongs at Deans Marsh Primary School, and the school’s celebration of Harmony Day was just another way of showcasing that message.

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  • Jail sentence for hit-and-run in Colac street

    A Colac man who took the law into his own hands and hit his alleged drug dealer with a car will spend the next three months in prison.

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  • Special squat squad support

    Each of the Birregurra netballers’ 57 daily squats have been a stark reminder of someone who has just received a heartbreaking health diagnosis.

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