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  • Man avoids jail over vicious Colac attack

    A Winchelsea man who bashed a man in front of a taxi rank in Colac has avoided jail time.

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  • Rewarding work for emergency responder

    Colac SES stalwart Kevin O’Gorman says he’s “enjoyed every day” of his 37 years of volunteer service.

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  • Apollo Bay beware “bank” scammers

    Apollo Bay residents beware: scammers are calling homes pretending to be bank officials and asking for security information.

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  • Fun and friendship for Colac volunteer

    Group leader, secretary and broadcaster – it’s all in a day’s voluntary work for Jonathan Graham.

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  • Corangamite business grants available

    Corangamite Shire Council will offer $180,000 worth of grant opportunities for businesses suffering through the coronavirus downturn.

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  • MPs back in action after virus hiatus

    Colac’s State MP Richard Riordan is due to return to parliament next month as the State Government cautiously lifts restrictions. The Victorian Parliament announced this week it would sit from June 2-4 and 16 to 18, after last sitting on April 23 to pass emergency legislation in response of the coronavirus pandemic. MPs would then […]

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  • Residents want flood solution

    Aire Valley residents have a problem. The waters of the valley have soared in the past week, rising to cut off up to 20 residents and threatening the security of the Great Ocean Road.

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  • Artist may be a ‘dreamer’, but are they the only one?

    Los Angeles, Vienna, Mumbai… and Colac?

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