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  • Illegal grain dumps prove biosecurity hazard

    Grain piles left on roadsides are proving dangerous for neighbouring paddocks and farms, biosecurity officers say.

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  • Colac VIEW Club marks milestone

    A Colac women’s group has celebrated 21 years, gathering for high tea to honour past members and commemorate the milestone.

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  • Deans Creek plan funding

    Colac Otway Shire Council will pre-allocate $75,000 from its upcoming budget to help leverage State Government cash for a major development plan in Colac’s west.

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  • Processor announces another milk price hike

    Dairy giant Bulla Dairy Foods has announced a further step-up in its opening milk prices, meaning most farmers will receive up to $9.50 a kilo of milk solids.

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  • Music minds make a melody

    Colac Secondary College students warmed up their instruments ahead of tomorrow’s World Music Day.

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  • Theatre plan goes before state panel

    A Cororooke theatre’s expansion plans have wound up in front of a state planning panel.

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  • Grant support for community sport

    Colac and district sporting clubs can apply for new State Government grants for new uniforms and equipment, training and club development.

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  • Colac land cash coup

    Colac Otway Shire Council will look at options for spending its million-dollar Colac land sale windfall in the city or surrounds, a resolution reveals.

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