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  • Hope for horror corner

    The owner of the blue church that sits near a dangerous Colac district intersection says he’s relieved VicRoads has committed to improve safety at the intersection.

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  • Bridge fix ‘not good enough’

    Skenes Creek residents, who have already waited nine months for bridge repairs at the “worst speeding blackspot on the Great Ocean Road”, say $200,000 for pedestrian safety is not good enough.

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  • Dash cam captures another near miss at notorious corner

    A Colac truck driver’s dash cam has filmed a terrifying near miss with a car at the notorious “blue church” intersection.

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  • Sailor longs to return to lake

    Passionate Lake Colac advocate Pam Cuthbertson says it’s time for Colac to band together to get the lake back to its former glory.

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  • Families live in fear of constant hooning

    Residents of a dangerous Colac street are still waiting for authorities to take action against hoons driving dangerously along the residential street.

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  • Two men rob Colac pizza driver

    Colac’s Pinky’s Pizza owner Pam Felekos says an unprecedented attack on one of her delivery drivers has “really frightened” her and her employees.

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  • Colac truck museum needs help to open

    Colac’s iconic Merv Brunt Truck Museum could re-open to the public if volunteers step forward to manage the centre.

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  • Breast health calendar goes on sale this week

    Breast cancer survivor Erin Wood says she hopes So Brave’s 2018 calendar will inspire women under 40 to be proactive about their breast health.

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