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  • Signs replaced after damage

    The Department of Transport and Planning says it is replacing damaged road signs along Colac-Lavers Hill Road, after about a dozen were completely knocked over.

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  • Fighters impress at World Cup

    Three Colac karate fighters have returned from an international competition ranked among the world’s best.

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  • Theft of honesty box shocks local farmer

    A Colac district potato farmer says he’s disappointed by the theft of his farm’s money-filled honesty box.

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  • Wealth of architectural expertise at Colac studio

    Embarking on a new chapter after two decades in the architecture and construction industry, Mathew George has proudly established his own architecture design studio in Colac – Atelier George.

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  • Chamber of Commerce returns

    After a short hiatus, Colac’s Chamber of Commerce is back and ready to continue supporting the business community.

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  • Coastal community feels like home for carnival crew

    There’s no place like home unless you’ve lived a life like Jamie Pickett, who says locking away six weeks at Apollo Bay every year is something he cherishes.

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  • Gamechanger for tennis in Colac region

    For 11-year-old Colac tennis prodigy Jemma Howat and her mum Anna, having the largest academy in the Southern Hemisphere within arm’s reach is a tantalising prospect for the future of the sport in the region.

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  • Community input for budget to wait

    Colac Otway Shire Council has started developing its 2024-25 budget but is yet to ask for input from the community.

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