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  • No excuse for burning trash

    The Environment Protection Authority is warning Colac district farmers to think twice before throwing anything extra onto the pile when burning off.

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  • Cats AFL star shares skills

    The next generation of Colac district footballers relished the opportunity to learn from a two-time AFL premiership player at their weekly training session. Geelong Cats footballer Mitch Duncan visited Colac Secondary College last week where he trained the school’s team and imparted a few handy skills and knowledge from his 258-game career. “We’re a very […]

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  • Blockbuster tale for the Hays

    Eva and Eric Hay can’t quite remember what film they saw the night they met at Colac’s old Regent Theatre.

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  • Cash for clubs

    Sports, Scouts and Scots have received boosts from Corangamite Shire Council.

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  • National titles await young Colac dancers

    Colac’s Shae’K’It Studios’ competition teams are heading to a national dance competition in September, after a clean sweep at regionals.

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  • Rural Scene news in brief

    Australian dairy producers can look forward to another favourable season, with the sector set for its fourth consecutive profitable year, Rabobank says. Plus, A health check for cattle, a survey on farm safety, export awards open, and a push to fund farm tourism.

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  • REAL ESTATE PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

    An instant feeling of “home” fills this well-maintained brick-veneer home, in a secure and convenient residential location at 11 John Crescent, Colac.

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  • Colac prays for the new King

    Colac’s Anglican Church will mark the historic coronation of King Charles III with a special service on Sunday.

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