Police and Emergencies

  • Hoons, booze, drugs keep police busy

    Hoons, drink drivers and a drug bust kept Colac police busy during the Easter break.

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  • Angler stranded after fish fight

    Tuna too good to resist left a Melbourne angler stranded near Apollo Bay for more than six hours.

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  • Burnout hoons face car crushing

    Three burnouts could mean a crushed car for Colac hoons as the State Government ramps up its crackdown on senseless driving.

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  • Burglary at Colac day spa

    Police are investigating a burglary at a Colac day spa.

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  • Police nab under-age hoon

    Police have charged an under-age Colac driver with 10 driving offences and impounded his car as they continue to put the skids on hooning.

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  • Colac woman caught in Geelong bomb scare

    A Colac woman was unaware she was caught in a bomb scare in central Geelong yesterday.

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  • Internet map leaves hikers stranded

    Two women lost near Apollo Bay have proved you can’t always rely on Google maps.

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  • Nikki Kowalski

    More counterfeit cash surfaces

    Police are urging Colac and district businesses to double-check the money they receive after more counterfeit $50 notes emerged in the district.

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