Education

  • Choose children or walking track

    COLAC leaders might have to choose between supporting children with special needs or the future of a safe walking track for the community.

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  • Colac luring Melbourne residents

    COLAC Otway Shire Council staff say hundreds of Melbourne people are interested in moving to the Colac district.

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  • Schools desperate for budget cash

    APOLLO Bay community would be “devastated” if the State Government failed to fund a school rebuild in Tuesday’s budget, the town’s leading educator says.

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  • Juniors will test sporting skills

    A DOZEN Colac district pupils will test their sporting abilities against the best players in the Barwon zone next month.

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  • Children meet Cats’ AFL heroes

    COLAC and district children were in the presence of their future football heroes when Geelong Cats made their annual road trip down the Princes Highway.

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  • Tree killer spotted at Lorne

    AUTHORITIES have destroyed trees at Lorne to stop the spread of a fungus attacking native plants.

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  • Honour for decades of service to schools

    COLAC’S Mary Russell started work at Sacred Heart Primary School 30 years ago as a bursar with cashbooks and ledgers.

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  • Schools demand safety for pupils

    WALKING to school is a daily safety challenge for Colac district pupils like Jess Mackay.

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