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  • A glimpse of history during dress-up day

    Sacred Heart Primary School students have celebrated 200 years of Catholic education in Australia with a week of festivities.

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  • REAL ESTATE PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

    This comfortable brick home is in the heart of Cororooke, offering modern living in a quiet location.

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  • Colac kids prepared for remote learning

    Colac’s secondary school students are “well and truly” prepared for another round of remote learning next week.

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  • Poles a problem for driver

    A man who was busted for an insecure load must not drive for more than 12 months, while marijuana users could be getting more than they bargained for.

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  • Council land sale backed

    Colac Otway Shire Council will advertise to sell council-owned land at Colac’s Bruce Street in the “very near future”.

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  • Frustration at apple heists

    Apollo Bay residents have described the theft of fruit from their own back yards as a disappointing invasion of privacy, with reports of people stripping trees completely.

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  • Call to stay safe

    Colac Otway Shire mayor Kate Hanson says heading into another lockdown is devastating but essential to keep Colac Otway residents and all Victorians safe.

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  • GALLERY: Bounteous Beeac baking on show

    Beeac Primary School hosted an inaugural Biggest Morning Tea day yesterday to raise vital money for cancer research and patient support.

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