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  • Council abandons path plans

    LANDOWNERS have celebrated a Colac Otway Shire Council decision to abandon plans for a development overlay at Elliminyt.

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  • Councillors to vote on land acquisition

    COLAC residents hope Colac Otway Shire councillors will today discard plans for pedestrian links on three Elliminyt development zones.

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  • Solar panels help council cut power cost

    COLAC OTWAY Shire Council will save more than $150,000 in electricity costs over the next five years through its new solar-energy system.

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  • Otways visit for international pilgrims

    COLAC and district has hosted 700 Jehovah’s Witnesses who toured the region and visited popular tourist destinations.

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  • AFL star supporting cancer clinic appeal

    COLAC’S sporting community is rallying to help the district’s cancer patients, in memory of friend and sporting identity Rick Burnett.

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  • Colac truck museum opens to public

    A COLAC truck museum will open to the public within weeks, and its owner hopes it will become a permanent tourist attraction for Colac.

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  • Lamb company is Colac Otway’s top business

    AUSTRALIAN Lamb Company Colac has another reason to celebrate after taking out the Business Excellence Award at this year’s Powercor Colac Otway Business Awards.

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  • Award for Herald’s advertising manager

    COLAC’S top employee Jake Veale says the recognition would help motivate him to continue working hard.

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