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  • Video pitch to voters

    EIGHT of Corangamite’s election hopefuls have made short videos to help Colac and district voters decide.

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  • A few steps from electrocution

    A DISTRAUGHT Otways woman says she was just a few steps away from electrocution after trees brought down powerlines across her yard.

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  • Pork-barrelling benefits Colac Otway

    COLAC Otway Shire is going “very, very well” in the federal election campaign but needs more funding, mayor Lyn Russell says.

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  • Hospital lobbies for $4.5 million

    COLAC Area Health has kicked off a campaign for federal funding and has asked Corangamite’s main candidates for a $4.5-million children’s health centre.

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  • Old cypress tree is killer

    A COLAC district farmer has issued a warning about the dangers of old trees after a falling cypress killed his cow.

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  • Simpson snails bound for France

    SIMPSON farmers hope to export snails to France when their new escargot enterprise reaches its peak.

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  • Party cuts candidate

    A CORANGAMITE candidate has lost the backing of his party but his name will remain on the ballot for next month’s federal election.

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  • $2.5-million promise for Central Reserve

    A COALITION government will fund half of a Colac Central Reserve redevelopment if elected next month.

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