News

  • Budget snub for surf club

    Organisers behind a proposed Apollo Bay surf lifesaving and ocean safety centre redevelopment are disappointed by a second State Budget snub.

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  • Liberals pledge millions for shire roads

    Colac streets, a Birregurra bridge and a winding road through the Otways would all get upgrades under a $3-million federal election promise.

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  • Trains halted

    Upgrades to Warrnambool’s train line mean travellers can expect to take coaches for the next couple of weeks.

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  • Governments join forces for playground

    Civic leaders have turned out to officially open Colac’s newest play space.

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  • Smash and grab from shop

    Brazen burglars have stolen thousands of dollars’ worth of iPads and other equipment during a smash-and-grab at a Colac business.

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  • Letters to the editor

    Once again, the federal election campaign dominates today’s letters.

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  • District farmland surges in value

    South-west Victorian farmland continues to surge in value, recording a sixth consecutive year of growth, with Colac Otway land fetching almost $14,000 a hectare on average.

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  • Nursing student’s training takes flight

    Barongarook’s Tilly Lang-Ashworth’s nursing career could soar after recently taking to the skies with the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

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