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  • Lower speed limits on Great Ocean Road

    AUTHORITIES have permanently reduced speed limits by 10 kilometres an hour through Great Ocean Road towns.

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  • Business group sticks with leader

    RE-ELECTED Colac business group president Tony Baldwin says providing a “very loud, solid voice” for businesses will be his priority.

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  • Tourists’ car catches fire

    TWO tourists missed seeing the sun rise over the Twelve Apostles after their car caught fire at Winchelsea.

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  • No money for Colac bypass

    ROADS Minister Terry Mulder says civic leaders’ plans for a Colac bypass have no financial backing from the State Government.

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  • Community heard on health care

    A COLAC businessman says he is pleased “the community has been heard” after health leaders found a solution to a Colac Hospital urgent care crisis.

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  • Young performer is in his element

    COLAC’S Thomas McGuane says he is in his element when he is performing on stage.

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  • Colac helps stranded children

    COLAC residents have shown their generosity donating $4000 to a Sudanese family’s plight to rescue four children stranded in Uganda.

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  • April continues Colac dry spell

    COLAC and district continues to be in the grip of a dry spell, recording a third of the monthly average of rain for April.

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