News

  • Police cancel protest fines, footage use angers MP

    Police will wipe out more than $40,000 in fines handed out to protestors who gathered illegally outside an MP’s office in Colac last year.

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  • Face mask rules eased for Victorians

    Victorians will no longer have to wear face masks on public transport, bringing the state’s COVID-19 mask mandates in line with most other Australian states and territories.

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  • Nod for Herald reporter

    Colac Herald journalist Rachel Simmonds has earned recognition for her work, receiving a nomination for Young Journalist of the Year.

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  • Refuge cash for schools

    Forrest and Beeac primary schools will share in more than $500,000 of funding to support maintenance works.

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  • Community session for Timboon project

    Timboon residents can share their ideas for the town’s future at a community forum next week.

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  • Colac service for Queen

    Colac and district will be able to pay their respects to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II at an event at COPACC tomorrow.

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  • Man dies in district crash

    A man has died following a crash on a backroad near Beeac.

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  • Lake getting higher as waterways flood

    Lake Colac’s water levels have surpassed last year’s record-breaking numbers and it is now the deepest it has been for 20 years.

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