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Colac crime rates fall despite car theft increase

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by Carla Okai August 31, 2011

Colac and district’s crime rate has fallen despite a jump in burglary and car thefts.

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Colac Visitor Information Centre campaigners are o

Colac Visitor Information Centre campaigners are overjoyed that the centre will be revitalised under a new vision, with volunteers also returning to the centre.

Colac Otway Shire Council approved a new two-year lease for the Visitor Information Centre at a recent council meeting.

Local Driver Reviver volunteers braved sweltering

Local Driver Reviver volunteers braved sweltering conditions across the long weekend to help motorists recharge with biscuits, tea and laughter at Colac’s rest site.

Co-ordinator Glenn Rippon said the beginning of the weekend was relatively quiet with 35 drivers passing through on Friday, 11 on Saturday and 12 on Sunday.

District emergency services have been kept busy du

District emergency services have been kept busy during the long weekend with three car crashes in the space of four hours.

The first crash occurred at the intersection of the Hamilton Highway and the Colac-Ballarat Road at Cressy about 3.30pm on Sunday.

Lismore SES responded to the single vehicle rollover but on arrival found most of the patients were in the care of paramedics.

Bookaar’s women’s cricket team won their fourt

Bookaar’s women’s cricket team won their fourth title in five years in a nine-wicket victory against Apollo Bay on Sunday.

Taking place at Lake Oval, the Pelicans encountered the Sharks in only their second match-up of the season, with the first coming in round one of the finals.

Wizards, wyrms, warriors and wildlings have joined

Wizards, wyrms, warriors and wildlings have joined forces at Colac’s headspace.

Nine young people have embarked on a thrilling quest during a Dungeons and Dragons campaign, which kicked off in February.

Nadene Brown has been playing DnD for about two years and is the dungeon master for the Headspace-facilitated program.

A community campaign for a concrete footpath in El

A community campaign for a concrete footpath in Elliminyt has paid off, with Colac Otway Shire Council overturning its decision for a gravel path.

Since its development, Elliminyt’s Ruby Court has only had a bitumen footpath on one side of the court.

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