News

  • 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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  • Have a say on community infrastructure

    Coastal communities can have a say on a major decades-long infrastructure vision for Apollo Bay, Skenes Creek and Marengo.

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  • New refugee advocacy group

    Scores of Colac and district residents have signed up to a new group to help the plight of local refugees.

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  • Albert grows his artistic flair

    Trinity College Colac student Albert Scott says he started painting about four years ago when he was inspired by big-ticket movie franchises and their well-known characters.

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  • Colac teacher tilting at spot in state vote

    A teacher and Colac Otway Shire councillor is putting his hand up for the 2022 State Election.

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  • Kid safety competition open

    Colac and district kids should pick up their coloured pens and pencils to get creative about farm safety.

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  • Patients will benefit from hair delivery

    Special donations from Colac district people have made their way to Melbourne’s Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.

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  • Illegal grain dumps prove biosecurity hazard

    Grain piles left on roadsides are proving dangerous for neighbouring paddocks and farms, biosecurity officers say.

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