State Government

  • Train family stranded twice

    A SHORTAGE of commuter train services has left a Colac mother and her two children stranded twice in a week.

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  • School site tug-o-war continues

    AUTHORITIES continue to insist the former Colac High School site is a state asset, despite receiving evidence the community bought the site a century ago.

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  • No plans to sell Colanda site

    THE State Government says it has no plans to sell the site of Colac’s Colanda disability centre, despite a federal push to sell public assets.

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  • New evidence on school site claim

    COLAC Otway Shire Council says it has found concrete evidence to support a claim on the former Colac High School site.

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  • Premier won’t commit to more trains

    VICTORIAN Premier Denis Napthine says the completion of a passing loop at Warncoort, east of Colac, would allow for more train services between Geelong and Warrnambool.

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  • Refugee proposal for Colanda

    A COLAC district businessman says Colac’s Colanda Centre could become a refugee centre, bringing benefits for the community and people who have fled other countries.

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  • 25 jobs in $2.5m investment

    A $2.3-MILLION investment in Colac’s lamb processor will result in 25 new jobs and boost the plant’s production capacity.

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  • Wildlife carer opposes roo culling

    COLAC district wildlife campaigner Ron Anstis says a decision to process kangaroos into pet food will lead to unnecessary animal deaths.

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