News

  • Bay boat ramp upgrade starts

    Work is powering ahead at the Apollo Bay boat ramp, with the State Government building two new floating pontoons to boost boating capacity at the iconic coastal location.

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  • Women often unaware of breast care service

    Charlotte Henry says she feels privileged to have her role in the community. But she says it’s a role that many people don’t know exists.

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  • Coragulac’s botanic wonderland

    Tony and Kathy Mahoney’s garden boasts 27 years of development and more than a thousand different plant species – but for the Mahoneys, it’s not about the numbers.

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  • 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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  • 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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  • 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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  • 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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