News

  • New registration for silage tyres

    Farmers will need to register when they use old tyres to weigh down silage, but won’t need a licence to store the waste tyres under new regulations.

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  • Rural Scene news in brief

    A warning on native vegetation removal, and two programs to attract workers to the dairy industry feature in today’s rural news.

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  • Man charged over stabbing

    Police have charged and bailed a Colac man who allegedly stabbed another man near Colac’s Wilson Street.

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  • REAL ESTATE PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

    This charming property offers a wonderful opportunity for aspiring hobby farmers, on 4749 square metres in the beautiful Gellibrand Valley.

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  • Family left homeless amid housing crisis

    A homeless woman and her two sons say they’ve applied for up to 150 houses across the Western District, and now they’re living out of a Colac motel and their vehicle.

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  • Candidates take an interest in hospice

    Colac’s Anam Cara House has welcomed a visit from state election candidates this week.

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  • Cobden Health cash pledge

    Cobden’s community-owned hospital has received another major election boost.

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  • Youths share artistic talents

    Colac and district teens have had an artistic introduction to the shire’s new youth officer.

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