Upgrade for deadly intersection

Colac district woman Gayle Murnane is relieved a problem intersection on the Princes Highway will receive the attention it deserves.

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by Kate Deppeler January 16, 2013

GAYLE Murnane holds her breath every time she drives past a notorious intersection on the Princes Highway near Colac.

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