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  • Call to voice truck route concern

    OPPONENTS of a truck route through Colac’s suburban streets want residents to attend Wednesday’s shire council meeting to voice their concerns.

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  • Drug charges follow Colac raid

    A COLAC man is facing drug-trafficking charges after police seized amphetamines from a house in the city.

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  • Trade training work about to start

    CONSTRUCTION on the biggest part of Colac’s trade training centre is set to start within two weeks.

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  • Bid to boycott Colac petrol

    A COLAC district motorist is encouraging people to boycott the city’s petrol outlets in favour of cheaper prices up the highway.

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  • Cuts will cost Colac jobs

    A PUBLIC service union says Colac jobs will go in the State Government’s job cuts.

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  • Chickens come before more eggs

    A COLAC district free-range egg farm will increase its production next year to meet rising demand.

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  • Preparing for low-carbon economy

    OTWAYS resident Neil Longmore is preparing himself for a low-carbon economy.

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  • Concern for platypus population

    AN Apollo Bay resident is concerned about platypuses living in the Barham River.

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