News

  • Colac’s COVID clinic to finally close doors

    After almost two years and 25,707 PCR tests, Colac Area Health will halt its COVID-19 testing service.

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  • Push to remove lakeside loo

    A public toilet facility near Lake Colac has grown less vital and more antisocial, a Colac couple says, with the residents calling for officials to can the building.

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  • Senators elected

    The Australian Electoral Commission has formally declared the winners of six Senate seats to represent Victoria.

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  • Risky Colac business haunts homeowner

    A Colac resident has a warning for Airbnb operators after their home was commandeered as an illicit brothel.

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  • Refugees, and a Treaty with Aboriginal Australians feature in today’s letters.

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  • Greenthumbs busy at Mercy

    A group of Year Nine green-thumbs have re-vamped gardens at Mercy Place Colac.

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  • Veterinarians urge farmers to test dead livestock

    Authorities are urging farmers to have their dead livestock checked for anthrax with innovative testing kits.

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  • Experts say vegie prices are tip of the iceberg

    “I find it hard when conventional lettuce is double the price, but 90 per cent of the time organic is much higher than conventional – at this stage it’s the other way around.”

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