State Government

  • Liberals promise $8.5 million for Colac police station

    POLWARTH’S MP Terry Mulder has promised a new $8.5-million police station for Colac if voters re-elect the State Government this weekend.

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  • Party to support learner program

    LABOR will reinstate funding for a learn-to-drive program for disadvantaged Colac youths if it wins the state election.

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  • VicRoads drops plan to cut Colac parking

    COLAC residents have welcomed VicRoads’ decision to scrap plans to cut parking in Murray Street between Bruce Street and Barongarook Creek.

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  • Region’s councils call for ALP train pledge

    PRESSURE is building on political candidates to match a Coalition promise to add extra passenger services to Colac’s train line ahead of this weekend’s state election.

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  • MP pledges money for Central Reserve

    The State Government has made a $750,000 promise to help upgrade Colac’s Central Reserve if it wins this month’s state election.

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  • Community waiting for better transport

    THE VICTORIAN election is less than three weeks away and Colac Otway Shire Council is repeating its call for a bi-partisan commitment for a better public transport service.

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  • Teacher wants school support

    A veteran Colac teacher is calling for the next State Government to focus on school programs including literacy support to dissolve disadvantage in the Colac district.

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  • Colac health service loses youth worker funding

    COLAC’S youth health hub is set to lose its youth worker only months after opening.

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