News

  • Trees are safe after concern

    Trees marked with pink ribbons at Elliminyt will not be cut down for housing development.

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  • Bay’s big petition handed to pollies

    An Apollo Bay petition to stop seismic testing has arrived in parliament.

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  • Firewood season closing soon

    Colac and district residents have until next Wednesday to collect firewood before the season finishes for the year.

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  • No objections against Barwon Downs track

    There have been no community objections to a proposed motor racing track and camping site at a Barwon Downs property.

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  • Mayor and deputy re-elected to roles

    Corangamite Shire Central Ward councillor Ruth Gstrein will serve a sixth mayoral term, after being re-elected to the role.

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  • Letters to the editor

    A call for climate policy focus at State Election polling booths.

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  • Factory worker reunion

    Past workers of Colac’s old Sackville’s clothing factory will reflect on their memories at a 40-year reunion.

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  • Election wildlife promise

    A Carlisle River wildlife shelter owner has welcomed the idea of a wildlife hospital in the south-west and funding support for shelters, but says the money needs to be evenly spread across the state.

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