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  • Police plea for safe celebrations

    POLICE want Colac and district residents to enjoy safe and trouble-free Christmas celebrations with their families.

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  • Council will recognise teenager

    COLAC teen Taylah Walters says she’s pleased Colac Otway Shire Council will recognise her work and achievements as a youth councillor during 2013.

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  • More calls for Otways phone signal

    THE start of bushfire season has prompted Otways residents to step up a campaign to eliminate mobile phone black spots.

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  • Probe into $2-million blowout

    COLAC Otway Shire Council will launch an internal inquiry into the Bluewater Fitness Centre’s $2-million budget blowout, which a councillor has described as “financially irresponsible”.

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  • Push for five daily trains

    COLAC Otway Shire Council wants five passenger train services a day each way between Warrnambool and Geelong.

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  • Woman charged after Colac attack

    POLICE have charged a Geelong woman in relation to a group attack on a Colac man walking home after a night out.

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  • Colac schools’ top VCE students

    COLAC’S Lachlan Karacsay was busy on a construction site when he learnt he was among the top four per cent of Victorian Year 12 students.

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  • Colac’s street of the year

    A “BEAUTIFUL” sunset was the perfect way for a Colac street’s residents to cap off a victorious day.

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