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  • Two reasons to celebrate with a barbecue

    BARWON Community Legal Services had two reasons to celebrate at a free community barbecue on Colac’s Murray Street.

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  • Hiring apprentices will cost more

    HIRING apprentices in the Colac district will become more costly after the State Government slashed a cash incentive for companies.

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  • Next generation fascinated by Tupperware

    FIRST it was vinyl records, then fixed-gear bikes and now plastic containers are the high on the list of items that previous generations used and today’s generation treasures.

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  • Teenagers build links with business community

    Colac Secondary College leaders hope to build links with Colac’s business community over breakfast.

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  • Young music fans can shape music scene

    YOUNG music fans can help shape Colac and district’s music scene.

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  • Cocky’s just one of the family

    HE’S 55 years old and he dances, likes chocolate chip cookies, roast potatoes and apples and has feathers.

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  • Father and daughter lifesaving team

    COLAC father and daughter team Tim and Ella Nowell are lifesavers, thanks to Ella’s congenital heart defect.

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  • Council will drive roads issue with Abbott

    COLAC Otway Shire Council will advocate for the district’s motorists when Federal Opposition leader Tony Abbott visits Colac.

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