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Receiver confirms truck jobs lost

Receivers confirmed 65 Colac people lost their jobs as part of the collapse of truck company Wettenhalls.

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by Jennifer Chiu February 20, 2013

WETTENHALLS Group’s receivers have confirmed 65 Colac people lost their jobs as part of the truck company’s collapse.

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Colac Herald journalist Naomi Newcombe has been vi

Colac Herald journalist Naomi Newcombe has been visiting the US as part of a digital news study tour to San Francisco, Washington DC and New York City.

Naomi was out and about on Tuesday for the US election getting a grasp of the political system, sharing the video above!

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Susanne McCall was a pioneering jockey during her

Susanne McCall was a pioneering jockey during her time in the saddle – now, she’s the Colac Turf Club’s newest committee member.

And she says she’s determined to help preserve the future of racing in Colac, as regional clubs across the state face increasing existential pressure.

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An increase in carp in Lake Colac has prompted one

An increase in carp in Lake Colac has prompted one community member to suggest a fishing competition to reduce the pest’s presence in Victoria’s largest natural freshwater lake.

Keen Colac fishers Merrilyn Glynn and her husband George Green regularly fish at Lake Colac, and have noticed an increase in the number of carp splashing about in the water or lying on the shore after being caught in recent weeks.

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It’s been 20 years since Deb Chant helped lead t

It’s been 20 years since Deb Chant helped lead the charge for Birregurra to become the first Victorian town to ban plastic bags.

To celebrate the two-decade milestone, Deb has created a commemorative postcard while Birregurra CWA members have printed calico bags.

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ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN! Head to www.colacchristmas

ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN!

Head to www.colacchristmaslights.com.au to register your festive lights.
Stay tuned for the Christmas Light map that will be published on December 9.

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