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  • Extra train for Colac if Coalition returned

    Colac travellers could have access to an additional return train service six days a week if a Coalition Government returns to power at the November 29 election.

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  • Holiday on cards for caring leader

    A well-deserved holiday awaits Lyn Russell as she ends her two-year term as Colac Otway Shire Council’s mayor today.

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  • Residents defend Colac community

    Colac’s Joe Brown and his partner Ben Stevens say Colac is “no more homophobic than anywhere else”, and are proud of the community they call home.

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  • Finalised trade deal a boost for industry

    Colac district agricultural workers expect a free trade agreement between China and Australia will boost the region’s industries.

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  • Colac couple to stay after winning battle

    A Chinese couple has realised their dream of staying in Colac after winning a battle to become permanent residents.

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  • Resident continues traffic lights campaign

    Colac’s Ruth Spokes’ four-year campaign to install traffic lights at a dangerous Colac intersection has fallen on deaf ears.

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  • Petition calls for shared path

    Birregurra traders have gathered 150 signatures on a petition calling for Colac Otway Shire Council to spend a $20,000 grant on a path and not change the town’s streetscape.

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  • Syringe concern in Colac toilets

    A Colac man says he was alarmed to find signs of drug use in a Colac public toilet.

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