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  • $800,000 to help Colac’s disadvantaged

    COLAC’S disadvantaged residents will benefit from $810,000 for projects to improve their health and education.

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  • Lamb processor faces $300,000 fee hike

    COLAC lamb processor CRF is facing an extra meat inspection cost of at least $300,000.

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  • Saving lives just got a little easier

    SAVING lives has become easier for Colac’s State Emergency Services workers after they bought a new cutting device.

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  • Employee honoured by work nomination

    CHRISTINE McKenzie is often the first port of call for people seeking health services at Apollo Bay.

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  • Your Weekend in Colac and district

    A VINEYARD jazz performance, a youth concert, a hot night out, film finale and monthly market are highlights of this weekend in Colac and district.

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  • Two seriously injured after Beeac collision

    TWO PEOPLE are seriously injured after their car and a garbage truck collided near Beeac this morning.

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  • Residents fight ‘over-development’

    BIRREGURRA residents are fighting to stop “over-development” in their town.

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  • Mayor looks for positives in carbon tax

    COLAC’S mayor says the community should focus on green energy opportunities growing from Australia’s new carbon tax.

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