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  • Candidate touted as ministerial material

    A FEDERAL Government frontbencher says he believes the Liberal Corangamite candidate will be a senior cabinet minister one day.

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  • Ratepayers face bill for broken promise

    COLAC and district ratepayers will foot a $278,000 bill for energy-efficient street lights after the State Government broke an election promise.

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  • Another tiger quoll spotted in Otways

    AUTHORITIES are trying to confirm a sighting of the elusive tiger quoll in the Otways.

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  • Mayor hits out on highway cash

    CORANGAMITE Shire mayor Matt Makin dropped a political bombshell last night, claiming money for duplication of the Princes Highway might be better spent on other roads.

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  • Outrage follows tree lopping

    A COLAC district woman is angry that a tree lopping contractor failed to notify her before cutting down trees inside her property.

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  • Investigation into Gellibrand death

    POLICE and the Coroner are investigating the death of a Gellibrand man.

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  • Man faces jail after guilty plea

    A COLAC man is facing jail after he pleaded guilty in Melbourne County Court to aggravated burglary and criminal damage.

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  • Bid to save town’s historic pub

    OWNERS of the Gellibrand River Hotel hope to find a new licensee and keep the doors of the historic Otways pub open.

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