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No more lives lost: remembering Philip to reduce road trauma
It’s been 4734 days since Colac’s Philip Gaylard was killed in a car crash and not a second goes by when the Gaylard family doesn’t think about the charismatic person that was taken from their lives in an instant.
Farmers thankful for generosity
When Irrewillipe’s Ian Clarke received a call from Aussie Hay Runners’ Linda Widdup to tell him there was a truckload of donated hay from Queensland on its way, there were “a whole lot of emotions”.
Students lift up communities
Sydney-based university students have turned out to lend a helping hand at Beeac and Cororooke.
Win surprises local creator
Inspired by the natural environment, Susan Younis has been recognised alongside the best hat creators – two years running.
PhD research shows promise
A Colac PhD candidate’s research has uncovered a breakthrough that could enhance the future of vaccinations.
Author ready to inspire others
“Dream big. Read often.” Those are the words of wisdom from author Melissa Wray ahead of her workshop set to be held right here in Colac.
Test prepares crews for water incidents
Colac and district SES crews have made a splash for safety this week, and are ready to tackle water rescues including flood incidents.
Yoorrook report delivers reconciliation roadmap
The Yoorrook Justice Commission’s historic final report details 100 recommendations for a road to reconciliation.