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  • Friendly faces for children after traumas

    Cute teddy bears will help calm down children involved in road crashes in Colac and district.

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  • 15 rams stolen at Gellibrand

    Police are appealing for information after unknown offenders have stole 15 perendale rams from a Wonga Road property.

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  • Quick rise for music man

    After only a few years in the music industry, Loch Hart Music Festival founder Jayden Bath has already established his name in the business, receiving a national industry award.

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  • Healthy prices at weekly sale

    Better-quality cattle mostly rose in value at Colac’s weekly market, while plain-quality cattle were mainly firm in values.

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  • Farmers thanked and truckies reimbursed for hay drive

    The Timboon Lions Club has thanked donors involved in a mammoth hay drive for fire-affected Corryong, and confirmed that transport companies had been reimbursed.

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  • Great idea for book lovers

    Looking for something to cure your lockdown boredom? Colac’s library might have the perfect solution.

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  • Coverage boost for Jancourt East residents

    Telstra has switched on a new mobile phone tower at Jancourt East in the west Otways, bringing mobile coverage to the area for the first time.

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  • Member for Corangamite Darren Cheeseman is leading a campaign to obtain World Heritage listing for the Great Ocean Road and Otways region. The Twelve Apostles, pictured, are one of Australias top tourist icons, but arent on the list.

    Twelve Apostles funding fast-track wanted

    Corangamite Shire Council is asking for a fast-track of funding for a tourism project which could kickstart the region’s economy after the coronavirus pandemic.

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