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  • Abattoir sale caused sleepless nights

    COLAC’S Helen Paatsch’s only sleepless night as a municipal councillor came during a tumultuous time in Colac meatworks history.

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  • Wind farm will create work for 200

    A $350-MILLION Mount Gellibrand wind farm will create 200 jobs during construction and 25 permanent positions when comple

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  • Red Nose Day is personal

    BARONGAROOK’S Jeanette Roberts lights candles on a birthday cake every year for her daughter Madeleine, who would have been 16 years old next month.

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  • Whales return to south-west coast

    WHALE watchers are flocking to the south-west coast for the beginning of the whale season, with a whale sighting near Wye River.

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  • Petrol petitioner chooses words carefully

    COLAC district petrol petitioner Bill Brown is choosing his words carefully in another bid to slash prices at the bowser.

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  • Safe environment for Colac district youths

    A FREE event will provide Colac and district youths a platform to socialise and showcase their talents in a safe environment.

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  • End of project not end of work

    THE president of Colac’s Community Hub says the end of a State Government neighbourhood program will not leave gaps in the community.

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  • Call for Memorial Square security cameras

    A FORMER Colac business owner wants security cameras at the city’s Memorial Square.

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