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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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  • Get the lowdown on wage support

    Applications for the JobKeeper payment close on Wednesday, April 30. While there are confusing areas, the Colac Herald has teamed up with Tyson Hay from Walsh and Hay Accountants and Advisors to answer some common questions.   What is the JobKeeper payment? The JobKeeper payment is a scheme for eligible businesses significantly impacted by the […]

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  • Real estate interest steady

    Colac real estate agents expect the housing market to plateau in the coming months, despite local interest holding steady during the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Funding boost for south-west women’s agency

    Women’s Health and Wellbeing Barwon South West will share in $3 million across the next two years to continue its work in preventing violence against women before it occurs.

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  • Motherhood is its own reward

    Colac mum and nurse Rachael Ogle says there’s nothing like the unconditional love she receives from her children.

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