News

  • Agents say demand still strong

    Despite a slight drop in the market for regional home prices, demand remains strong in Colac for good value first homes.

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  • Trekkers reflect on challenge

    Seventeen trekkers including school students, teachers and AKD staff have returned home after completing Papua New Guinea’s iconic Kokoda trail.

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  • Hart Street Care centre objectors to speak

    Traffic, noise and parking are among the chief concerns of objectors to a proposed $1.2-million childcare centre at Elliminyt.

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  • William Guilfoyle garden tour dreams

    Hopes for a Western District garden tour of locations inspired by landscaper William Guilfoyle have been reignited following updated plans for the Colac Botanic Gardens.

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  • Call for local feedback on coast parking fees

    Apollo Bay’s Football Netball Club president Mick Wright is encouraging coastal community members to submit feedback about a visitor parking fee change that could potentially impact out-of-town lifesavers serving the community over summer.

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  • Lake Colac maintains last winter’s levels

    Lake Colac’s water level is almost as high as it was at the same time last year, despite below-average rainfall continuing across the region.

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  • News in Brief

    League changes rules Members from Colac Tenpin Bowl’s Ramblers League have voted for a historic rule change in the competition. Colac Tenpin’s top-grade competition will move from a men-only league to a mixed competition, enabling women to enter for the first time in the league’s 60-year history. Until last week, the Ramblers, which is the […]

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  • Friends to share rose pruning tips

    Friends of the Colac Botanic Gardens are set to host a very rosy event this weekend.

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