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  • Council delays salinity overlay decision

    COLAC civic leaders came close to throwing out controversial new salinity restrictions this week, but a deadlock has instead delayed the process for another month.

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  • Council could delay bypass talks

    COLAC and district civic leaders could again delay plans for a Colac bypass after meeting with concerned businesspeople.

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  • Colac actor’s star rising in Hollywood

    COLAC-BORN actor Wil Traval says he hopes Australian audiences are enjoying his latest project, Red Widow.

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  • Sex Party fields Corangamite candidate

    THE AUSTRALIAN Sex Party will field a candidate in Corangamite for the first time at the upcoming federal election.

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  • Lake rises but needs more rain

    LAKE Colac’s water level has risen 13 centimetres in the past two months.

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  • Duck farmers enjoy success

    JODI and Greg Clarke are having success breeding aylesbury ducks and raising Australian pekin ducks on the farm for the restaurant market.

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  • Super bill forces library to slash its book budget

    COLAC’S library corporation will cut its spending on new books because of a superannuation shortfall.

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  • Member for Corangamite Darren Cheeseman is leading a campaign to obtain World Heritage listing for the Great Ocean Road and Otways region. The Twelve Apostles, pictured, are one of Australias top tourist icons, but arent on the list.

    World Heritage push for Great Ocean Road

    OTWAYS tourism operators say a campaign to World Heritage list the Great Ocean Road must involve a funding push to improve the road’s “appalling” condition.

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