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  • MP won’t provide mental health cash

    CORANGAMITE MP Darren Cheeseman says providing more money for teenage mental health services in Colac isn’t the Federal Government’s responsibility.

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  • Thieves ransack clubrooms

    WESTERN Eagles’ president Andrew Mallon says he’s angry and disappointed thieves have ransacked the sports club’s social rooms.

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  • RACV wants $25 million for highway

    THE $735-million upgrade of Colac district’s Princes Highway isn’t enough to ensure top-class safety, a road lobbyist has warned.

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  • Action team against violence

    AN “action team” of Colac community leaders could make a stand against domestic violence.

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  • Church members welcome asylum seekers

    COLAC church members have thrown a dinner party to welcome asylum seekers to Colac.

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  • Truck rolls on highway

    A TRUCK driver escaped with minor injuries after his vehicle rolled on the Princes Highway near the Colac-Ballarat Road intersection, east of Colac.

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  • Buchanan back on council

    APOLLO Bay’s Frank Buchanan says he is ready to resume his duties as a civic leader after winning a Colac Otway Shire Council vote countback.

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  • Teenage pregnancy is state’s highest

    COLAC’S teen pregnancy rate is the highest in the state, with 25 babies born to 15 to 19-year-olds in the past financial year.

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