State Government

  • School becomes fire hazard

    A COLAC woman says authorities’ neglect of former Colac High School buildings could create a fire hazard.

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  • Colac principal at Premier’s forum

    A COLAC school principal will join Premier Dennis Napthine at an education forum next week to tackle south-west Victoria’s low Year 12 retention rates.

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  • Counselling service cash cut

    COLAC’S mayor has called for the State Government to reverse funding cuts which will halve the district’s financial counselling services.

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  • Colac train campaign gets support

    COLAC civic leaders’ push for extra train services could become a state election issue, with south-west Victorian councils backing the campaign.

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  • Push for five daily trains

    COLAC Otway Shire Council wants five passenger train services a day each way between Warrnambool and Geelong.

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  • Funding cuts will hurt vulnerable

    COLAC’S hospital chief says a State Government funding cut will hurt Colac and district’s most financially vulnerable families.

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  • Tears follow sex abuse report

    FORMER Colac woman Debra Wooby shed a tear this week as the Victorian Government promised to help child sexual abuse victims find justice.

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  • $500,000 for new clubrooms

    A $500,000 redevelopment will provide new facilities for two Colac district sporting clubs that have been without clubrooms more than a year.

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