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  • Locals help raise thousands for brain cancer

    Former Colac footballer Sam McGuane helped raise more than $200,000 for brain cancer research in just six days. But he says he’s not surprised.

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  • Key local projects survive review

    Upgrades to two dangerous Colac district intersections and improvements to the Warrnambool rail line are set to go ahead after they survived an independent review into major infrastructure projects Australia-wide.

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  • Destined for beef studies in US

    Winchelsea’s Libby Falkiner will travel to the United States after receiving a scholarship to Kansas State University through Angus Australia.

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  • Numbers steady at saleyards

    A total of 222 cattle went under the hammer at Colac Regional Selling Centre at Thursday’s sale, with prices remaining low.

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  • Colac Secondary College graduation

    Colac Secondary College Year 12s celebrated their graduation.

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  • Network thrives three decades on

    Three decades on, the Otway Agroforestry Network is still thriving, with no signs of slowing.

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  • Insight into urban forestry

    Community members across Colac and Apollo Bay have gained insight into the benefits of urban forestry thanks to information sessions hosted by the Climate Action Team and a leading urban forestry consultant.

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  • Inspiration everywhere for Birre photographer

    Birregurra photographer Stephen Walters says there’s inspiration to be found everywhere.

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