News

  • Minister to exit state politics

    Upper House Member for Western Victoria Jaala Pulford is not seeking re-election, after 12 years in parliament.

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  • Funding bowls them over

    Cricketers, baseballers and other community users at Colac’s Eastern Reserve are celebrating a windfall that will help pay for their priority-one indoor training facility.

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  • Authorities warning for potential floods

    Authorities are warning Colac and district residents to take care today, with rain likely to cause widespread water level rises.

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  • Responders pleading for a safe week

    Amid floods and fillies, Colac’s emergency first responders just want one thing this Melbourne Cup holiday – a long weekend free from road trauma.

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  • Refugee advocates raise plight

    Asylum seeker advocates from Colac, Apollo Bay and in between have sat down with Australia’s Immigration Minister to discuss the plight of the region’s refugees.

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  • Battered boxes across Colac

    A slew of Colac residents have been left with half-standing, destroyed or off-kilter mailboxes with police appealing for information and security footage.

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  • Sport clubs want better reserve

    Residents and representatives from Colac’s sporting clubs have had a further say about grand plans for the city’s reserves.

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  • Upgrades for healthcare

    Colac, Apollo Bay and Winchelsea health services will all have a piece of the pie with the State Government announcing funding for major health system upgrades.

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