Stoney yet to reach its best

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by Billy Higgins November 20, 2020

Stoneyford skipper Dom Dare says the best is yet to come from the reigning premiers, despite the club’s imposing start to the season.

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First year university student Nick Boylan is looking forward to returning to campus as universities welcome students back next semester.

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End of an era🐮 Alan and Janine Carson of Irrew

End of an era🐮

Alan and Janine Carson of Irrewillipe East will be saying goodbye to some very special girls when they sell their prized Cairnbrae jerseys in 2021.

Read more in today’s Rural Scene🌾

Dozens gathered at the Mount Gellibrand fire tower

Dozens gathered at the Mount Gellibrand fire tower yesterday including Member for Polwarth Richard Riordan.

Locals are calling on the CFA and the state government to make the tower safer for volunteers while advocating to keep the tower operational well into the future.

More in Monday’s Colac Herald.

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𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐍𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟐𝟎 🗞

Today's paper is exploding with lots of news, sport and job vacancies as we head into the weekend.

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With a top of 34 degrees predicted in Colac today, we hope you can find a cool shady place to hang out or a spot for a quick dip 💧

A reminder to also make sure your pets have plenty of water and shade 🐶

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A dedicated Coles employee calls time on her career, three pages of adorable pets sent in by our readers, a new mayor and Monday night cricket results are what you will find in today's Colac Herald.

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The Victorian Government will spend $272.4 million

The Victorian Government will spend $272.4 million to improve the Great Ocean Road and its inland routes as part of its 2020-21 budget.

The government will deliver $140 million for upgrades to the iconic tourist road, $115 million for the roads connecting it to the Princes Highway and $17.4 million for improvements to dairy supply routes.

For the full story and local reactions to the quarter-billion-dollar cash splash, pick up your copy of tomorrow's Colac Herald 🗞

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