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  • District fire chiefs pleased with quiet season

    The Colac district’s fire chiefs have praised volunteer firefighters and the local community for contributing to a relatively quiet Fire Danger Period, which officially ended yesterday.

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  • Firies sound tribute

    If you hear sirens this evening don’t be alarmed – instead, take a moment to pay your respects.

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  • Wintry weather

    Coronavirus lockdown restrictions in Colac and district will receive a helping hand from the weather in the coming days when wintry weather comes early.

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  • Graffiti attack at scenic Wye River rock wall

    A picturesque rock wall at Wye River has become the target of a graffiti attack.

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  • Community pays moving tribute to ANZACs

    It was an Anzac Day unlike any other.

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  • Joyriders torch golf club facilities

    A suspicious fire on Anzac Day morning has burnt Colac Golf Club facilities to the ground, causing more than $200,000 damage.

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  • Cropping season set to soar

    They haven’t even finished sowing yet, but the Colac district’s grain growers are bullish about the upcoming season.

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  • Seniors staying connected with social supports

    Colac’s Miller House is continuing to support older people in the community, despite coronavirus restrictions reducing face-to-face social contact.

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