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  • Graham’s retirement might ruffle a few feathers

    A Barongarook chicken breeder and judge is entering retirement after an extensive career in the poultry breeding and showing industry.

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  • No mask necessary for furry visitor

    While human visitors are unwelcome on our properties at the moment due to COVID-19, cute wildlife are welcome.

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  • Coker to miss Parliament due to family concerns

    Corangamite MP Libby Coker will not sit at the upcoming Parliament session later this month and is urging the Federal Government to implement a remote sitting option to help Victorian MPs shut out because of the state’s rising COVID tally.

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  • Liberal MPs slam Labor over COVID failures

    A minority report of Victoria’s parliamentary inquiry into the COVID-19 pandemic has labelled the State Government’s handling of the pandemic as “disastrous”, and points the finger at the bungled hotel quarantine program.

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  • Units attract objection

    A three-unit development in Colac could get the nod this week despite a petition, while Elliminyt residents want to preserve Tulloh Street’s character.

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  • Boost for Otways-set TV show

    Colac comedy export Luke Goodall’s newest project has a distinct local flavour and could showcase the Colac district’s landscape to a vast silver screen audience.

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  • Witness wanted over alleged impairment

    Above the limit, under the influence, and all over the road – police have arrested a Peterborough district man for some seriously dodgy driving in Colac, and have appealed to witnesses who might have seen more antics.

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  • RIGHT TRACK: Active case numbers drop as local crackdown continues

    Colac’s COVID-19 case numbers were headed in the right direction yesterday, with active cases on the way down.

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