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  • Public housing fire guilty plea

    A woman who deliberately set fire to her public housing in Colac has avoided jail time.

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  • Done deal for Colac volunteers?

    Colac’s Brendon Stahl says a “disappointing” report on the future of Colac’s visitor services seems like a done deal for volunteers at the town’s visitor information centre.

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  • For the love of limousins

    Breeders like Tanybryn Park Limousins’ Helen Masters are enthusiastic about their cattle breed and its development over the years, with more Colac district farmers than ever herding Limousins.

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  • Wannon to expand east in another redistribution

    Wannon will become even larger under a proposed federal electoral division redistribution and include more voters from Surf Coast and Golden Plains shires.

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  • Visitor centre to reopen

    Winchelsea’s Visitor Information Centre is set to make a comeback, with Surf Coast Shire Council acknowledging the service’s value and looking forward to the return of “wonderful” volunteers.

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  • Sessions to inform council candidates

    Anyone interested in making a difference in their community and being part of the decision-making that could define Colac Otway Shire’s future, should find out more about standing for council.

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  • Processors declare milk prices

    Two major milk processors have released their opening milk prices for the 2024-25 season, with more expected to announce their prices today.

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  • Positive discussions on school’s future

    Winchelsea school council president Megan Morris says discussions for the school’s future development have been “really positive”.

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