News

  • New homes damaged

    Destructive vandals have burgled three Elliminyt houses still under construction, causing about $20,000 of damage to the new homes.

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  • School leads Anzac tribute

    Colac Secondary College students have paid respect to returned servicemen and women who are resting in Colac Cemetery.

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  • Lawyer loves Colac roles

    Arundell, Murray and Ryan lawyer Ingrid Clarke enjoys working in the Colac community and helping clients with all their property needs.

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  • Aged-care centres meet new quotas

    A new aged-care rule requiring at least one registered nurse to be on-site at residential facilities at all times will have no impact on Colac’s aged-care homes, which already have 24-seven registered nurse care.

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  • Twelve Apostles Precinct redevelopment consultation begins

    Local community engagement has begun for the $108 million Twelve Apostles Precinct redevelopment.

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  • Colac Evening VIEW Club seeks helpers

    Colac Evening VIEW Club is calling on the Colac and district community to volunteer their time this National Volunteer Week to support children’s education charity, The Smith Family.

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  • Easy transition to lower limits

    Electronic 40kmh speed signs will appear in Colac’s Murray Street in the coming weeks.

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  • Missing mobile phone tracked to defendant

    A man who pocketed a dropped phone while walking on Murray Street in Colac must pay a $500 fine.

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