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  • Volatility continues for farmers

    Ongoing inflationary pressures, a weaker global economic outlook and the prospect of a wet winter across Australian production regions are causing volatility for the agriculture sector.

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  • Demand for housing land in Cobden’s plans

    A bold vision for Cobden’s future includes new housing and industrial land, drawing new businesses and creating attractions.

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  • Beers score national awards

    Barongarook’s Prickly Moses has picked up honours at the 2022 Australian International Beer Awards.

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  • Top results at reduction

    Naroghid producer Willie Hawker had a successful reduction sale at Colac Regional Saleyards recently, with the top sale at $4600.

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  • Gorse grants are available

    Community groups and landholders have until June 24 to apply for grants of up to $5000 for projects to control gorse.

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  • Son of a gun debuts for Imps

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro has predicted a long senior career for the son of one of Colac district football’s most decorated players following his impressive debut on Saturday. Cody Harris, the son of four-time Jack Mahoney Medallist Adam, debuted in the Imps’ 13.13 (91) to 9.5 (59) win over Apollo Bay. Liistro said the […]

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  • REAL ESTATE PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

    This classic and stylish home offers the best in modern living coupled with a great central location, making it enticing for the savvy investor.

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  • Aussie rock idol sure to surprise Colac audience

    If Tex Perkins’s upcoming concert in Colac is anything like his interview with the Colac Herald, it’ll be frantic, unpredictable, insightful and thoroughly entertaining. And it might remind us of Kermit the Frog.

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