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  • BRAVE HENRY: Family’s big leukaemia battle

    There’s always been something special about Henry McMinn.

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  • Axe-wielding drink-driver off the road for two years

    A Colac man who was intoxicated in a public place and wielding an axe will serve 30 additional hours of a community correction order.

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  • ARTS FOCUS: Stitching together a unique collection

    Camperdown’s Dannie Dupleix uses a learn-through-play philosophy to keep trying new types of art – the “random stuff” that is her life.

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  • Disco day for Daniel

    Colac Specialist School students enjoyed a disco last Friday as part of the school’s Day for Daniel activities.

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  • CPA welcomes paper support

    The Country Press Association has welcomed a State Government commitment to support country newspapers through advertising.

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  • Riordan not seeking leader role

    Polwarth MP Richard Riordan has pulled out of the race to be Victoria’s Opposition leader.

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  • Lobbying for council action

    “Council can talk the big talk about housing affordability – but here is the council getting in the way of an affordable first home build while we have a housing crisis.”

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  • Red tape hinders harbour plans

    Apollo Bay Harbour users say red tape is holding up key infrastructure projects, including ocean rescue facilities and public toilets.

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