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  • Police: Be an ‘upstander’

    More victim survivors are speaking out against family violence, figures show.

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  • A soft spot for Suffolk sheep

    Pia Cotter and her family have continued a tradition that has spanned about 15 years and started from their Beeac farm.

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  • July rain boosts region

    Much-needed rainfall has made its mark during July, with multiple areas across south-west Victoria receiving their highest or second-highest rainfall totals for the year.

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  • Project puts new shine in first pumper

    A piece of Colac’s firefighting history is set to be restored and showcased.

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  • Singer shines on a new stage

    Stage star Thomas McGuane has reflected on his televised performance in front of his biggest-ever crowd – with a live audience more than seven times the population of Colac.

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  • No plans for LPG to leave city

    Colac owners of LPG vehicles can breathe a sigh of relief, with one of the city’s two surviving providers confirming there are no plans to remove the gas bowser.

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  • Love stands the test of time

    Colac’s Kevin and Lurlene Weir say they have shared a “lucky life” as they reach their 70th wedding anniversary today.

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  • Organ donations can change lives

    “I’m the luckiest man.”

    Yeo resident Bryon Stephenson is filled with gratitude every day after receiving a life-saving heart transplant almost two years ago.

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