Weather

  • Rain bowls cricket over

    COLAC district cricket officials are confident rain-soaked grounds will recover in time for this weekend’s round of cricket.

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  • Wild weather cuts power

    TWO of Colac’s biggest factories lost power and production time in wild weather this week.

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  • Tree crashes through veranda

    NEIGHBOURS and emergency workers have restored a Forrest woman’s faith in people after they rushed to help her when a tree crashed through her veranda.

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  • Rain turns sea brown

    THE sea turned brown, roads flooded and drains burst when heavy rain fell along the Otways coast.

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  • Rain records tumble

    COLAC district has had its wettest August in more than a decade, while rain records also tumbled in the Otways.

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  • Muddy oval disappoints coach

    SOUTH Colac coach Tim Foley has voiced his disappointment in the Colac District Football League after enduring a first semi-final clash in “disgraceful” conditions.

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  • District farmers optimistic

    COLAC district cropping farmers say they’re optimistic about this year’s crop, while sheep farmers say a mild winter has favoured lambing ewes.

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  • Lake rises but needs more rain

    LAKE Colac’s water level has risen 13 centimetres in the past two months.

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