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  • Walkers break down barriers

    More than 200 people gathered to show their support in raising awareness for mental health for Winchelsea’s first Conquer the Corrugations walking event.

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  • Unregistered vehicle impounded at Cororoooke

    A man caught driving erratically under the influence of alcohol while unlicenced in an unregistered car at Cororooke will face court.

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  • Outlook predicts drier winter

    It’s set to be a drier and warmer-than-average Victorian winter, the Australian Seasonal Bushfire Outlook says, despite parts of the state experiencing a wetter-than-normal autumn.

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  • Smiling students at Lavers Hill K-12 College

    Colac Herald photographer Joel King stopped by Lavers Hill K-12 College where students were busy in the classroom.

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  • Growing our botanic city

    Colac Otway Shire Council has been busy greening the city’s streets, parks and open areas to cool the city and boost the environment.

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  • Rural Scene news in brief

    Gorse control grants, a plea to fix rural roads, and horse registrations feature in today’s Rural Scene.

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  • Safety cameras spot thousands of offences

    New road safety cameras in Victoria have detected almost 3000 seatbelt and mobile phone offences in the past month.

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  • Profits but no growth for dairy

    More than 90 per cent of western Victorian dairy farms expect to turn a profit this financial year, on the back of high milk prices and solid rain.

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