News

  • Leading a connected school

    Student mental health, bringing year levels closer together and connecting with the wider community are at the top of the priority list for Colac Secondary College’s new captains.

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  • Young docs want coast work

    Great Ocean Road Health’s GP registrar applications for next year have hit record numbers, despite GP shortages across Victoria, particularly in regional areas.

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  • Authorities warn of nearby ulcer cases

    Colac residents should remain vigilant as Buruli ulcer cases continue to grow in the Geelong region.

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  • New furniture for Lorne pavilion

    Surf Coast Shire Council will lend up to $50,000 to Lorne’s Stribling Reserve to buy seats and tables for the reserve’s new pavilion, allowing it to host large functions like weddings.

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  • Plans to expand Camperdown industrial area

    A 45-hectare site north of Camperdown will transform into a business park under a plan to expand the town’s industrial land.

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  • Boat ramp opens at Lake Bullen Merri

    Boaters can use Camperdown’s Lake Bullen Merri’s south beach again, with authorities opening an upgraded boat ramp.

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  • Breakneck city speed

    A 20-year-old learner driver reached more than 140kmh to evade police in Colac’s main street.

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  • Colac pays tribute to diggers

    Colac and district community members have gathered at Colac Memorial Square to pay their respects to Australia’s servicepeople.

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