Lake Colac

  • Lake debris threat to safety

    A COLAC rower fears semi-submerged metal and wood could cut people or damage expensive rowboats at Lake Colac.

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  • Professor warns against Lake Colac causeway

    A WETLANDS researcher says building a causeway or bridge across Lake Colac could damage the iconic lake’s ecosystem.

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  • Rowers might be left high and dry

    COLAC’S rowing club will soon be unable to practise on Lake Colac after a hot, dry summer drained the lake’s water.

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  • Carp likely to die in drying lake

    CARP in Lake Colac could start dying soon with the lake’s water level reaching its lowest point in more than two years.

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  • Free lakeside camping attracts tourists

    A FREE Colac district campground is proving a popular destination for thrifty tourists.

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  • Lake Colac drying up again

    SUMMER is yet to arrive but the water level in Lake Colac is already lower than last summer because of a lack of winter and spring rain.

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  • Rush for alternative venues

    COLAC and district restaurants have had a bittersweet rush of bookings after Colac’s Botanic Café closed.

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  • Concern Lake Colac will dry again

    SMALL sailing boats and rowers can use Lake Colac after winter rain boosted the water level, but a lake advocate is concerned it will dry out over summer.

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