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  • Sessions connect residents

    Corangamite Shire Council’s positive ageing and inclusion team is hosting information sessions at its libraries to connect older residents with support services.

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  • People-powered campaign funds billboard

    A crowdfunded billboard has sprung up in Cobden, with an independent candidate campaigning for better roads for the town. Independent candidate for Wannon Alex Dyson first visited Cobden during his 2019 election campaign. Mr Dyson said he was extremely proud that the town was the first to get a crowdfunded billboard, on the corner of […]

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  • Loch Hart ends but no regrets

    Colac export Jayden Bath has “no regrets” from the journey after calling time on his passion project, the Loch Hart Music Festival.

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  • Woman, 50s, taken to hospital following Elliminyt car rollover

    A woman in her 50s has been taken to hospital following a car rollover south of Colac.

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  • Dog trials take hold of district

    With 30 years under his belt in sheep dog trialling, Victorian Working Sheep Dog Association president Barry Paton says he’d like to see more young people get involved in the sport. 

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  • Police issue road message

    Colac Highway Patrol is pleading with drivers to take extra care at intersections this year.

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  • Alvie alumni ready for reunion

    “We’d all assemble out in front of the Principal’s office. Liz Duck would play the drums and we’d all sing God Save the Queen.”

    Alvie district’s school alumni are ready to reminisce at an upcoming reunion with a callout to former students.

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  • Coles removes knives for sale

    Colac and district residents won’t be able to purchase kitchen knives from Coles after the supermarket withdrew the range from its shelves following an alleged knife attack in Queensland.

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