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  • Council will look at Colac fuel price

    COLAC civic leaders will investigate how the city can end its ongoing battle with high fuel prices.

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  • Meatworkers feature in abattoir art

    COLAC meat workers feature in an art project celebrating the process of bringing livestock from the paddock to the plate.

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  • Thieves break into family home

    THIEVES have left a Colac family feeling invaded and annoyed after stealing $5000 worth of items from their home.

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  • Truck collection might stay in Colac

    COLAC vintage truck collector Merv Brunt is considering an offer that would keep his trucks in Colac.

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  • Colac train service worst in state

    COLAC train campaigner Brian Crook says an analysis of Victoria’s V-Line services shows Colac’s is the worst service in the state.

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  • Supermarket could create 200 jobs

    A NEW $13-million Coles supermarket could create 200 jobs in Colac.

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  • Driver deliberately struck pedestrian

    POLICE say a machete-wielding woman in a four-wheel drive allegedly ran down a Colac woman during a pursuit through Colac.

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  • Homes on Colac’s fringe face 20% rate rise

    COLAC Otway Shire Council has warned Elliminyt and Colac landowners could be in for a 20-per-cent rates hike when their next rates bill arrives.

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