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  • Angels looking after crash victims

    Colac’s Heath Armstrong and Emily Cowley say they must have angels looking after them.

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  • Illness inspires head shave

    When Colac’s Kris Seabert shaves his head for the first time tonight, he’ll be doing it for a reason.

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  • Bravery award keeps memory alive

    A relative of Colac soldier Arthur Reeve says a posthumous bravery award will help keep his memory alive.

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  • Coal hunt time bomb

    An environmentalist has described a search for coal in Colac and district as a “ticking time bomb”.

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  • Cutting methadone hurts former addicts

    A health advocate expects cutting methadone services in Colac will further marginalise former drug addicts and put their families at risk.

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  • Bravery medal 69 years after execution

    A Colac man who died trying to escape a Japanese prisoner of war camp has received a bravery medal 69 years after his death.

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  • Nap could have been fatal sleep

    Two Colac power-nappers had a lucky escape when a truck crushed their car beside the Princes Highway at Winchelsea yesterday.

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  • Three’s a charm for Colac sale

    Organisers of Colac’s third annual Three-Hour Sale hope a new plan of attack will appeal to bargain hunters this year.

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