News

  • Revheads relish Colac Motorfest

    Hundreds of cars and thousands of people have helped make the inaugural Colac Motorfest a rousing success, with organisers vowing to return next year.

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  • New fruit fly warning for home gardeners

    Home gardeners should act now to protect fruit and vegetables from Queensland fruit fly this summer to safeguard Victoria’s horticultural industry.

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  • Low interest causes auction cancellation

    A Camperdown home is available for private sale after the cancellation of an auction due to low interest. The three bedroom

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  • Help with applications for Surf Coast art grant

    Surf Coast Shire community members can join workshops this month to help apply for the council’s DEVELOP artists and creatives grants which open on February 1.

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  • Letters to the editor

    Climate action and the Aboriginal Voice to parliament feature in today’s letters.

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  • Charlotte and Oliver claim top spot again

    Oliver and Charlotte have kept their crowns as Victoria’s most popular baby names.

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  • Chinese tourists likely to trickle back to region

    Borders have re-opened for one of the Colac district’s largest international tourism markets, but a tourism official says the return to pre-COVID tourist volumes will be a slow burn.

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  • Dogs’ natural instincts shine

    A strong bond, basic obedience and New Zealand dog whistle are all Deans Marsh farmer Jill Stewart needs to help working dogs and their owners flourish.

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