News

  • U3A volunteers celebrate

    Colac’s U3A members enjoyed an end-of-year gathering to celebrate the group’s volunteers.

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  • Sam reaches the pinnacle

    The hellish conditions, cold weather and never-ending incline Sam McGuane faced while running to the top of Hobart’s Mount Wellington pale in comparison to a brain cancer battle.

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  • Surf Coast prioritises road safety

    Surf Coast Shire Council is aiming for zero road fatalities and injuries by 2050 with a new five-year road safety strategy.

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  • Colac’s drivers need mentors

    Colac’s driving mentor program is making a comeback after pandemic pressures and looking for keen volunteers to help the region’s young drivers.

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  • Online learning modules for farm biosecurity

    Colac and district farmers can broaden their biosecurity knowledge with new online learning modules.

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  • Clean and dry measures help avoid cattle mastitis

    Dairy farmers should be wary of mastitis in their herds after wet weather, authorities say.

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  • Agriculture students keen for greenhouse

    Almost $100,000 will bring Colac Secondary College students further hands-on learning with a new greenhouse and community partnerships.

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  • Heavy rain increases JEV risks

    Floods and heavy rain across the district have increased the risk of Japanese encephalitis and authorities are urging farmers to know the signs.

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