News

  • Furry visitor hangs out in Elliminyt garden

    Here’s some koala-ty content for the animal lovers out there.

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  • Dozens of trees fall in storm

    Wind storms have toppled scores of trees across Colac and district, keeping emergency crews busy through the night.

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  • Support a godsend for patient

    After a breast cancer diagnosis in February, 20 weeks of chemotherapy, surgery to remove a tumour and upcoming daily radiation for five weeks, Colac’s Yolande Miraglia says she’s one of the lucky ones.

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  • State service honour for Cobden councillor

    Corangamite Shire councillor Jo Beard says being an accessible public figure can be taxing at times, but it’s worth the effort.

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  • ALC sale won’t impact staff

    The $400-million sale of the Australian Lamb Company to foreign investors will have no impact on Colac’s workers, the company says.

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  • Drop-off for flood rubbish

    Colac Otway residents cleaning up after floods have until the end of October to dispose of flood waste free of charge at council transfer stations.

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  • Letters to the editor

    COVID responses, tips to cut energy use, and backing for a Polwarth election candidate feature in today’s letters.

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  • Lake Colac silt finds new life in ceramics

    Ceramics artist Rachel Kettle has created stunning works from Lake Colac’s silt, and is pushing for the formation of a group to further explre the concept of cleaning the lake’s silt while fostering artists.

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