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Fines waived ‘overnight’

POSITIVE: More than $12,000 of fines have been waived after the victim went public in the Herald with his claims of an infringement.

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by Jacob Traynor May 20, 2024

An infringements authority has waived more than $12,000 in fraudulent fines for a Colac man “overnight”.

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TRACK STARS ⭐ Colac West Primary School student

TRACK STARS ⭐

Colac West Primary School students enjoyed a fun-filled day on Thursday for their whole school athletics carnival.

The Colac Herald captured the students as they competed in the relay.

The Colac Herald stopped by the Irrewarra-Beeac ve

The Colac Herald stopped by the Irrewarra-Beeac versus Alvie football and netball games on Saturday and captured some of the junior footballers in action.

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COLAC IS GETTING A DOG PARK 🐶 The State Govern

COLAC IS GETTING A DOG PARK 🐶

The State Government has announced $225,000 for a dog park at Colac's Central Reserve.

The Colac City Reserves Master Plan has set aside land in the north east of the precinct and the project would include a dog obedience training ground, club shed and a fenced off-lead dog park.

A Colac board chair has expressed his heartfelt gr

A Colac board chair has expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the community for its ongoing and generous support for local healthcare.

It comes after Colac and district residents gathered in support of Colac’s Longest Lunch recently, raising about $18,000 for a proposed wellbeing centre.

Colac Area Health Foundation’s board chair Leigh Rich said the funds raised would make “a real difference in the lives of those facing serious health challenges”.

@colacsecondarycollege Year 12 students pulled out

@colacsecondarycollege Year 12 students pulled out all the stops with their costumes

Check out some of the costumes the Colac Herald captured!

Local 12-year-old train enthusiast Patrick Walsh w

Local 12-year-old train enthusiast Patrick Walsh was part of a crowd that witnessed the final N-class locomotive train pass by Colac Railway Station on the weekend.

After decades of transporting Colac and district passengers, the Warrnambool Line has seen its last locomotive-hauled train.

Sunday morning’s 7.45am service from Warrnambool to Southern Cross Station marked the final classic fleet passenger train on the line.

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