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  • Clubs lace up for anti-violence campaign

    COLAC TIGERS netballers and footballers are set to wear orange laces in support of an anti-violence campaign.

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  • No opening date for pool redevelopment

    COLAC’S Bluewater Fitness Centre redevelopment is unlikely to open by June 30, with Colac Otway Shire Council unable to confirm a completion date.

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  • Road blitz nabs $131,000 in fines

    POLICE arrested two people and detected more than $130,000 in fines at a two-day road safety blitz in Colac.

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  • Councillors leave tense Colac Otway meeting

    TWO COLAC OTWAY Shire councillors stormed out of a public council meeting this week with one councillor leaving after a colleague called for the police to remove him.

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  • Loving big sister jumps in to help heart charity

    SIX-YEAR-OLD Taneisha Goonan’s only wish for Christmas was to be a big sister.

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  • Fast road work pleases trader

    A COLAC business owner who raised concerns about highway duplication plans has praised contractors for completing the roadwork in less than half the scheduled time.

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  • Health check for Cape Otway’s controversial koalas

    A COLAC district conservationist said she welcomes a State Government plan to tackle koala overpopulation at Cape Otway.

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  • Price of petrol a concern

    FEDERAL Small Business Minister Bruce Bilson has told companies supplying fuel to Colac “you are on notice, we are watching you”.

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