News

  • Humongous fungus hungers

    A shared passion for the Otways’ mushroom and fungi species has spurred the formation of a new conservation group.

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  • Beading work assists recovery

    Camperdown-raised artist Kajol Eagle was 15 when a car hit her in Melbourne as she was crossing a street, leading to her needing intensive rehabilitation to regain certain functions.

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  • Fantastic morning for Zumba

    It was an energetic start to the morning for Colac West Primary School students and staff, as they took part in a whole-school Zumba class.

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  • Young business leaders thrive

    A youth leadership camp has provided a lifechanging experience for two Colac Bulla workers, and Colac West Rotary Club is encouraging other local businesses to put forward young emerging leaders to participate.

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  • Trinity College Year 10 Ball

    It was a special night out for Trinity College Year 10 students who enjoyed their annual social ball.

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  • Strong milk prices offset war impacts

    Fertiliser, fuel and grain prices, international tensions, and material shortages continue to hinder the dairy industry, but processors’ strong opening milk prices aim to entice farmers to grow the milk pool.

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  • Bulls in high demand at sale

    A 176-head cattle sale at Colac Regional Saleyards had dearer prices on bulls and growing competition.

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  • Mouse warning for croppers

    Experts are warning grain growers to remain alert for mouse infestations during sowing.

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