News

  • Funding squabble over intersection

    State authorities need to acquire land before work can begin on a $6-million roundabout at a notorious blackspot south of Winchelsea, with a political blame game over years-long delays.

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  • Cafe reducing landfill with nifty repair jobs

    Colac’s Repair Café has saved 450 kilograms of potential waste from entering landfill in its first three months.

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  • Mercy Place residents proudly show their true colours

    Mercy Place Colac resident Joan Johnson has been crowned the “Mercy-low” winner of this year’s footy tipping competition.

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  • Facelifts for businesses

    Twenty-two businesses across Corangamite Shire will have a facelift, which shire councillors hope will enhance their towns and draw tourists.

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  • Railway delays for region

    Coaches are replacing trains on the Geelong and Warrnambool lines for all or part of the journey this week until the last service on Sunday.

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  • Letters to the editor

    Affordable housing, homeless women, election season, Dementia Week and a Treaty for First Australians are top topics in today’s letters.

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  • Young martial artists shine

    Colac West Primary School students have channelled the motto “be strong, be calm, be kind, try hard” to learn life skills through martial arts.

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  • Council funds for innovation

    Start-up equipment, internal building works, websites and energy efficiency upgrades are among the innovations that will benefit from Corangamite Shire Council’s Small Business Assistance Program.

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