Federal Government

  • Council backs towers for broadband rollout

    COLAC OTWAY Shire mayor Frank Buchanan says seven new and extended telecommunications towers will provide faster and more reliable internet service for the region.

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  • Colac fuel prices feature in federal report, but no official finding

    COLAC fuel price campaigner Phil Edge is pleased Colac petrol prices gained a mention in a Federal Government competition law review.

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  • Labor picks Surf Coast councillor as Corangamite candidate

    LIBBY COKER could become the Labor Party’s first female Member for Corangamite after she takes on MP Sarah Henderson at the next federal election.

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  • Family takes journey to remember soldiers

    AN EMOTIONAL trip to Turkey will provide a special moment for Winchelsea father and son Stephen and Mitchell Woods.

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  • Nominees vie to be Labor’s candidate

    A FORMER MP, a Surf Coast Shire councillor and a Colac Otway Shire Council manager want to represent the Labor Party in the Corangamite electorate at the next federal election.

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  • Staged upgrade at Colac reserve deals with funding shortfall

    COLAC OTWAY Shire Council is pushing ahead with a proposed redevelopment of Colac’s Central Reserve and has called for tenders to design a staged upgrade.

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  • Winchelsea walk in honour of war heroes

    WINCHELSEA will have a new walk to honour Australia’s 64 Victoria Cross recipients, including Winchelsea’s Albert Jacka.

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  • $1.2-million upgrade boosts Colac school

    COLAC’S Sacred Heart Primary School has received a $1.06-million Federal Government grant to redevelop its staff and administration areas to meet the growing school’s needs.

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