Colac region’s top stories of 2011

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by David McKenzie December 30, 2011

COLAC and district people are turning to the Colac Herald’s website for news about accidents and emergencies.

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retro December 30, 2011

Well gud to see not all stories for 2011 were about death and destruction!

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