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  • Celebrating spring with a local wattle walk

    St Brendan’s Primary School has embarked on a memorable excursion to Red Rock Wattle Farm to celebrate National Wattle Day.

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  • Colac firies join stair climb fundraiser

    Colac Fire Brigade firefighters have climbed to the top, raising more than $3700 for cancer research and crisis support.

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  • Shrub club praise for coast authority’s work

    If a new coastal authority was ever after positive reinforcement its work along the Great Ocean Road was appreciated, they should spend a morning at Shrub Club in Apollo Bay.

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  • Sale offers positive outlook

    Agents are hopeful the success of last week’s store cattle sale at the Colac Regional Saleyards, with about 1000 head of cattle sold, is a positive sign for the industry.

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  • Council says gravel or nothing

    Colac Otway Shire Council has given Ruby Court residents 28 days to decide whether to accept an unwanted $83,000 gravel footpath in their street or have no footpath altogether.

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  • Plans to reinvigorate old Cororooke bakery

    An old bakery building in Cororooke could get a new lease on life, with plans for a bakery to once again fill the building about 60 years since it last operated.

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  • Spectacular students set to shine

    Colac Secondary College students are ready to shine this weekend, with their sights set on the big city for the Victorian State School Spectacular.

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  • First ever final South Colac netballer

    While most of South Colac’s D Grade netball squad have their eyes on a flag after back-to-back grand final losses, Saturday’s finals victory had extra significance for Emily Eyers.

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