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  • Colac’s $35-million credit card debt

    COLAC and district residents could owe nearly $35 million in credit card debt.

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  • Tourists lucky to escape rollover

    POLICE say a family of international tourists, including a one-year-old, were “very lucky” to escape after their vehicle rolled near Birregurra, yesterday.

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  • Toilet attacks not related

    POLICE say two violent attacks at Colac’s Memorial Square toilets on consecutive weekends are unrelated.

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  • MP moves on from leadership challenge

    CORANGAMITE MP Darren Cheeseman says he has “moved on” from his party’s leadership challenge.

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  • Dream inspires artist’s exhibition

    A VIVID dream, complete with visions of the pieces he would create, has inspired Gellibrand artist John Golding’s next major exhibition.

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  • Injured rider defying doctor’s predictions

    COLAC district’s Rob Fullarton is defying his doctor’s predictions in his recovery from a motorbike accident.

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  • Fire Alive competes for best band title

    COLAC district band The Fire Alive will vie for the title of Australia’s best up-and-coming live band this weekend.

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  • Vandals attack Colac golf course

    COLAC Golf Club leaders are angry a “random act of stupidity” on the weekend jeopardised club events.

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