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  • Ute careens down bank towards Lake Colac path

    A man was lucky to walk free when his ute careened over an embankment towards Lake Colac this week.

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  • Test not needed to prove recovery

    Colac Area Health has confirmed COVID-19 patients don’t need to confirm their recovery from the disease with a test, despite Colac district businesses requesting follow-up testing.

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  • Trains punctual

    Warrnambool rail line commuters experienced slight reliability and punctuality changes in July, but V-Line met its targets.

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  • Welcome relief for Year 12s

    A Colac school principal says changes to the State Government’s Year 12 assessment model are welcome relief to the under-pressure class of 2020.

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  • Reservoir levels bounce back

    August rain has helped Colac’s water storage bounce back to near-full.

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  • RSL’s future relies on vote

    Creditors will likely decide the future of the Colac RSL in early September.

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  • Quiet service for VP Day

    Tomorrow will mark 75 years since allied victory in the Pacific, but Apollo Bay RSL president Edmond Shea says COVID-19 restrictions mean the commemoration will be quiet.

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  • Get tested close to your home

    Corangamite Shire mayor Neil Trotter has urged people with COVID-19 symptoms to get tested at their nearest location to reduce potential spread between areas.

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