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  • Leading Liberal will visit Colac

    LIBERAL communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull will visit Colac next week to explain how the Coalition’s broadband policy will affect Colac and district.

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  • Carpark crash cleans up four cars

    AN elderly Colac woman was uninjured when she lost control of her car in a city carpark, damaging four other vehicles.

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  • Police hunt daylight burglars

    POLICE are hunting two men who tried to break into a Colac motorcycle shop in an attempted daylight burglary yesterday.

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  • Ratepayers’ money spent out of town

    COLAC Otway Shire Council is under fire for spending ratepayers’ money out of town while the Colac and district economy struggles.

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  • Farm shop thieves strike again

    THIEVES have stolen $10,000 worth of cattle drench in a third burglary on a Colac West rural business this month.

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  • Minister has high hopes for Colac education

    SCHOOLS Education Minister Peter Garrett has high hopes for Colac school funding.

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  • Council might lose bypass control

    ELECTED councillors could lose control over planning a Colac bypass, with VicRoads moving to take over the project.

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  • Police ready for festival crowd

    APOLLO Bay police say they are prepared for thousands of people to converge on the coastal town for its annual music festival this weekend.

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