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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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  • Colac support saves four African orphans

    THE COLAC community is a step closer to rescuing four orphaned African children stranded in Uganda since January 2013.

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  • Anti-violence push wins wide support

    MORE THAN 1000 Colac and district sportspeople will wear orange shoelaces this weekend to support an anti-violence initiative aiming to address Australia’s one-punch epidemic.

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  • Colac Police Station’s night opening hours to return within weeks

    COLAC’S police station could be open 24 hours a day within a month with major work underway to improve security.

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  • State Government train review could boost services to Colac

    VICTORIA’S Public Transport department will consider adding extra services to the train line through Colac.

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  • Colac cancer centre could open by Christmas

    COLAC AREA HEALTH officials hope to open Colac’s cancer treatment centre by Christmas.

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