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  • Colac businessman surrenders to police

    POLICE have charged a Colac travel agent who disappeared two weeks ago with 36 counts of theft but detectives expect to lay more charges.

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  • Community plans pop-up restaurant

    COLAC and district people will have an opportunity to taste traditional Sudanese dishes while helping unite four orphans with their extended family.

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  • Farmer welcomes rising wool prices

    A COLAC district sheep farmer is unsure if wool prices are reaching record highs, but he says they are the highest they’ve been in years.

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  • Colac man arrested over travel agency fraud.

    COLAC Criminal Investigation Unit detectives have arrested a Colac travel agent following reports of fraud.

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  • Ageing court house a public risk: lawyer

    A LAWYER says ice-affected people at Colac’s outdated police station and court could be a security threat to the public, police, lawyers and judiciary.

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  • Loving sister skips to success for heart health

    COLAC’S Taneisha Goonan, whose little brother Noah was born with a severe heart condition last month, has raised almost $2000 for the Heart Foundation by “skip, skip, skipping”.

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  • Players lace up to stop violence

    THOUSANDS of people will wear orange shoelaces and clothes across Australia this weekend, in a show of solidarity against violence.

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  • Colac florist retiring after four decades

    COLAC florist John Simmonds will retire this month after more than 40 years in the industry.

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