RSL

  • Region’s war history in safe hands

    A local Second World War soldier’s service is finally earning its due recognition, 80 years since he farewelled his family and left Australian shores for the last time.

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  • No Anzac Day decision

    Anzac Day marches have been ruled out in Melbourne, Geelong and Torquay, but Colac’s march is still up for discussion.

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  • Anzac spirit is alive at RSL during lockdown

    There’s a smorgasbord of history on show at the Colac RSL; it’s just a shame no-one can see it.

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  • PERILOUS: Traffic concerns halt Anzac Day marchers

    COLAC CITY BAND members had to abandon the last leg of Colac’s Anzac Day march due to safety concerns.

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  • Disgusting graffiti attack on War Memorial

    COLAC RSL and city authorities have expressed disgust over a weekend graffiti attack on the war memorial in Colac’s Memorial Square.

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  • Alvie oak tree sapling has roots at Gallipoli

    ALVIE Consolidated School pupils have planted a Gallipolli oak tree to commemorate the Anzac centenary.

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  • Legendary singer calls for veteran support

    ENTERTAINER Normie Rowe has talked about the need for increased support for modern-day war veterans during a visit to Colac.

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  • Immoral and unethical decision

    COLAC Otway Shire mayor Stephen Hart has labelled fellow councillors’ decision as “immoral and unethical” when they voted to allow more poker machines in Colac.

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