News

  • Huge turnout for B and S

    Almost 700 people have turned out for the Titpullers Hoot ‘n’ Nanny’s return after a three-year break, with organisers thrilled with the huge success.

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  • Painter pleads guilty to hydroponic set-up

    A Colac man who set up a hydroponic cannabis set-up in the house he was painting, will treat his drug problem with a 15-month community correction order.

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  • Guilty plea in drugs charge

    A Colac father of three must pay an $800 fine after Colac police seized 55 grams of cannabis from his home.

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  • Teacher shares passion for sailing

    Peter Geekie’s passion for introducing sailing to Apollo Bay youngsters has rubbed off on his children who are already following his lead.

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  • Drop-in day on cards for teenagers

    Young Corangamite Shire people can hang out at pop-up drop-in spaces across the shire.

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  • Cruise ship excites onlookers

    Tourists are piling into Apollo Bay from all areas after a cruise liner of mostly American visitors surprised onlookers at the coastal town on the weekend.

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  • Baby girl unrestrained as dad speeds at 118kmh

    A man who had his daughter unrestrained in the back seat of his car while speeding must pay a fine.

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  • Breast screening in Colac

    BreastScreen Victoria’s mobile screening van has rolled into Colac, where it will stay for the next month.

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