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  • Fight for co-op continues

    Lorne residents have ramped up last-ditch calls to save the town’s historic fishermen’s co-op from demolition.

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  • Bravery medals for road hero

    Camperdown’s Nathan Beasy downplays his brave actions that helped save a life six years ago.

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  • Aviation authorities visiting

    Civil aviation authorities will be in Colac next week to teach pilots how to fly safely in bad weather.

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  • Bikes for winners

    Creative Colac Primary School students have been rewarded for their efforts, winning prizes in the Kana Festival colouring competition.

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  • Clubs prepared for road race

    Colac district football-netball clubs expect road closures from a Great Ocean Road cycling race next month to have minimal logistical impacts to their matches on the same day.

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  • Community welcome to Trinity open day

    Trinity College Colac principal Paul Clohesy is eager to welcome the wider Colac community into the school for its 2021 open day.

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  • Health van exceeds target

    More than 600 women accessed a BreastScreen van while it was in Colac, exceeding the organisation’s target.

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  • A century of true persistence

    “I’ve had more kicks in the guts than a horse, but I tell you what, I got up and I kept going.” Colac’s Les Trigg says turning 100 feels no different to any other day.

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