News
Piece of local history to go under hammer
A local art enthusiast hopes a historic painting of the Colac district landscape which could fetch more than $1 million at auction remains in the district.
News from the Colac Magistrates’ Court
The latest news from the Colac Magistrates’ Court.
Cattle numbers and prices lift
Nutrien livestock agent Paul Kerr says while cattle numbers and prices have been positive for the Colac Saleyards since the Camperdown centre’s closure, seasonal conditions over the next three months would tell the real story.
More than 400 cattle at Colac
Prices and numbers both lifted at Colac Regional Saleyards’ fat sale last week, with 414 head of cattle going under the hammer.
Guidelines set for lighting up public buildings
The future is looking bright for community causes in Camperdown.
Calling for cool green streets
Becoming the coolest green street in town, a tree for every property, or hosting a Colac or shire-wide canopy competition – these are just some of the suggestions a resident has raised in response to new proposed nature strip rules.
Colourful, creative and nature inspired
Terri Pollock’s adventure into art during the pandemic led her to discover a new love for painting murals.
Shark activity signs spark further fears
An Apollo Bay local who campaigned to move a dead whale buried at a popular beach remains concerned about the incident after signs warning of shark activity were installed at the site almost eight months after the event.