News

  • Wacky weather figures

    While some Colac and district residents might have been shivering in bed trying to stay warm on Saturday morning, Colac’s closest automatic weather station recorded a temperature of almost 40 degrees.

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  • Serial killer fascinates Colac-raised academic

    From Aussie rules football to serial killer Ted Bundy, sociology professor Bernard East has tackled some diverse topics since his childhood in Colac.

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  • Forrest road back in action

    A major Otways road has reopened after almost three months closed for urgent flood repairs.

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  • Science backs cropping passion

    Wool, wheat, canola, barley, and faba beans; Duverney farmer Justin Alexander tackles a different task each day.

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  • Greens’ drilling motion voted down

    A Greens party bid to stop gas exploration and drilling in the Port Campbell National Park has been voted down.

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  • Colourful outlook for creator

    It’s hard to miss Steffany Gibson, a colourful, bright and talented upcoming artist.

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  • High demand for feeder cattle

    A Colac livestock agent says the trend for feeder cattle has “hit another level”.

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  • Food donation delights Salvos

    Colac’s Salvation Army has welcomed a huge delivery of fresh food from the Geelong Food Relief Centre, that will support community members in need.

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