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  • Re-elected MP Terry Mulder vows to fight for district projects

    RETURNED Polwarth MP Terry Mulder says he’ll continue fighting for funding for Colac and district, despite his party no longer being in power in Victoria.

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  • Supportive friends rally for sick father

    FAMILY, friends and his son’s fight with leukaemia are inspiring Pirron Yallock’s Chris Reilly in his own battle with stage-four bowel cancer.

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  • Drop a line to Saint Nick in Colac

    COLAC and district children can start posting their letters to Santa before the jolly man in red gets too busy in the lead-up to December 25.

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  • Listen to Colanda staff, urges disability worker

    A COLAC disability care worker is calling for the State Government to take carers’ input into consideration when deciding future care for Colanda residents.

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  • Liberals promise $8.5 million for Colac police station

    POLWARTH’S MP Terry Mulder has promised a new $8.5-million police station for Colac if voters re-elect the State Government this weekend.

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  • Concerns at plan for new traffic lights

    A COLAC OTWAY Shire councillor is urging people to contact councillors today if they oppose a VicRoads plan for traffic lights at a Princes Highway intersection.

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  • Party to support learner program

    LABOR will reinstate funding for a learn-to-drive program for disadvantaged Colac youths if it wins the state election.

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  • VicRoads drops plan to cut Colac parking

    COLAC residents have welcomed VicRoads’ decision to scrap plans to cut parking in Murray Street between Bruce Street and Barongarook Creek.

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