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  • Coalition wants single body to manage Great Ocean Road

    One authority will manage the Great Ocean Road if the Liberal-Nationals win government at November’s state election, prompting a call for bipartisan support for the commitment.

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  • Former school lies abandoned

    A Barongarook resident hopes for Colac and district schools to make use of the former Barongarook Primary School site as a teaching space.

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  • Priest says it’s time to focus on migrants’ achievements

    A Colac district community leader says the region’s African immigrants are “achieving great things” with the support of the wider community.

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  • Greens pick candidate for election

    The Greens have announced that general practitioner Courtney Gardner will stand for Polwarth at the upcoming state election.

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  • Council quarry appeal queried

    A frustrated landowner has asked why Colac Otway Shire Council is spending ratepayers’ money on taking a business to a tribunal instead of going to the State Government to resolve an issue.

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  • Council to seek feedback on amphitheatre proposal

    The community will have an opportunity to have its say on the idea of an amphitheatre in Colac after a close council vote on the proposal.

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  • Tigers roar under male mentor

    Simpson netballer and former coach Ash Arnold says the playing group is embracing having a male mentor in Pat Duynhoven.

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  • Push to snare tourists with latest technology

    Colac’s business group is encouraging retailers to use technology to draw in business from Chinese tourists.

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