Internet

  • Melbourne-level broadband coming for Colac businesses

    Colac businesses are set to receive improved internet services under a new rollout of a connectivity program.

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  • Infrastructure report lays bare Colac’s challenges

    Public transport, internet access and mental health facilities are among Colac’s highest infrastructure priorities, a new report has found.

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  • Proposed rule could hurt regional network

    A regional advocacy group fears regional mobile and internet services could be under threat, in the wake of a new competition watchdog report.

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  • Rural news hits back at internet giants

    Country Press Australia, which represents the interests of rural newspapers including the Colac Herald, has responded to a campaign by internet giants Google and Facebook against a proposed mandatory code for negotiations between internet and news businesses.

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  • Dodgy ‘technicians’ push elaborate scam

    An elaborate online scam has cost a Colac man more than $100 to restore his computer but he knows he’s lucky to still have money in the bank.

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  • GHOST BABY: Ghostly footage goes worldwide

    A COLAC district woman says she struggled to sleep after seeing what appeared to be a ghostly figure hovering over her baby on the screen of a baby monitor.

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  • Broadband network spreads in district

    THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT has announced more towns in Colac district will be a part of the National Broadband Network’s rollout schedule.

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  • 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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