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  • Drivers taking safety into their own hands

    Corangamite Shire residents should never drive through floodwaters, their mayor says.

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  • Colac district catchment authority fosters support

    The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority has begun a new chapter after launching a three-year term of its Community Engagement Network.

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  • Young people should check voting status

    Colac and district young people should check to see if they are directly enrolled voters in November’s State election.

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  • Letters to the editor

    Readers share their views on current events.

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  • OVERFLOW ALERT: Authorities to make call on opening Lake Colac outflow

    Experts will decide in coming days whether to open Lake Colac’s flood gates as the lake gets closer to peak capacity.

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  • Cancer survivor grateful for early detection

    Breast cancer survivor Janine Collins spoke to the Colac Herald for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Pink Up Colac campaign for the McGrath Foundation.

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  • Self-sufficiency goal for Simpson farmer

    Simpson dairy farmer John Pekin’s solar panels have reduced his electricity costs by 20 per cent since their installation last year, with the costs set to reduce even further.

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  • ARTS FOCUS: Intuitive world of digital art

    Ashleigh Newcombe is a talented digital artist from Colac’s Studio 92 with a love for gaming.

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