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  • Police use capsicum spray to stop brawl

    A COLAC police officer has a warning for Colac and district revellers – have fun but act responsibly or face the consequences.

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  • Ratepayer queries council land charges

    A COLAC man has questioned why Colac Otway Shire Council charged him rates on land it now says he never owned.

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  • Miner officially withdraws brown coal application

    MANTLE Mining Corporation has officially withdrawn its application to probe a 499-square-kilometre area around Deans Marsh for brown coal.

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  • Campaign promotes locally-grown produce

    OTWAY farmers are growing quality, organic food for the Australian market but only a small amount is reaching district tables.

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  • Reward to help find missing man

    DANIEL O’Keeffe went missing from the Geelong area more than two weeks ago and there have been at least 10 unconfirmed sightings of Mr O’Keeffe in Colac and district in the time since his July 15 disappearance.

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  • Apprentice earns first-year honours

    COLAC’S Jordan Vickers’ passion for farm machinery has helped him win a top apprenticeship honour.

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  • Cressy wraps up another successful trial

    CRESSY’S working sheep dog trials have wrapped up after four days of competition.

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  • New board members to help guide hospital

    COLAC Area Health’s board has welcomed four new members.

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