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  • CASH SPLASH: Schools promised millions, health and sport win funding

    Labor has promised more than $10 million for a Colac West Primary School revamp, while Colac’s hospital has locked in nearly $3.5 million for life-saving upgrades.

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  • Colac students kick off exams

    The closing chapter of Year 12 life has begun, as students start their VCE exams.

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  • Plenty to frighten across city

    Prepare for a spooky weekend in Colac as haunted houses creak open their doors tomorrow.

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  • Big change for Colac teacher

    Colac is a long way from Kununurra, but St Mary’s Primary School teacher Matt Absalom is bringing what he learnt in the far northern Western Australian town to his Colac students.

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  • Foreshore dining is back at Lorne

    Four months after they were forced to tear down their outdoor dining expansion, Lorne Aquatic and Angling Club volunteers have welcomed a regulation change which will allow them to expand in time for summer.

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  • Tribute to late Corangamite MP

    Former Corangamite MP and federal minister Tony Street has died aged 96 after a life of remarkable service, political influence, and his caring and modest nature.

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  • Centre to boost youth support

    In a win for youth mental health in the region, Colac’s Headspace centre will open its doors on Monday.

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  • CASH SPLASH: Multi-million-dollar pledges for schools, more money for health and sport

    Labor has promised more than $10 million for a Colac West Primary School revamp, while Colac’s hospital has locked in nearly $3.5 million for life-saving upgrades.

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