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  • Flood volunteer steps in to help

    Welfare checks, grocery deliveries, clearing fallen trees and fixing storm damaged roofs have all been in a day’s work for Camperdown SES volunteer Kylie Warren.

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  • Students are excited to be back

    Elliminyt Primary School students were back in action last week, returning to school for term three.

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  • Award-winning photographs on show

    Award-winning works from Australia’s best photographers are on display in Colac for the first time ever this week.

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  • Surgery continues in city

    There has been no delay to any elective surgeries at Colac Area Health, as surging flu and COVID-19 cases across the state have caused some hospitals to pause surgeries.

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  • Sting nabs road offenders

    Colac Highway Patrol fined 34 motorists in one day for various offences on the Princes Highway, while educating passers-by about slowing down past emergency service vehicles, as part of their latest safety operation.

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  • Concern at cost of living and animal disease

    Wannon MP Dan Tehan visited Colac’s Murray Street yesterday for a meet and greet with the region’s residents, leading to conversations about the region’s key issues.

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  • Two injured in car rollover

    Two people suffered leg injuries and were transported to a Geelong hospital after a car rollover at Weering, south-east of Cressy.

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  • Community grant on offer

    Councils and community groups can apply for up to $200,000 to create better public spaces and improved streetscapes. 

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