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  • Thrilling flight for 101-year-old

    A Foxhow centenarian has had an Anzac Day unlike any other.

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  • Train users face bus commutes in May

    Colac train commuters will take replacement coaches on the Warrnambool line for the next four weeks, as line work starts.

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  • Winch pool upgrade leads budget spend

    A $2-million upgrade to Winchelsea’s swimming pool, $1-million Deans Marsh Community Hall upgrade and $300,000 Winchelsea netball court headline spending in Surf Coast Shire’s draft budget.

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  • New gas well gets green light

    Corangamite Shire Council has approved a new onshore gas well just outside Port Campbell, despite objections from neighbouring farmers.

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  • Big blue weekend ahead

    Festival organisers have been busy preparing for the 10th Gellibrand River Blues and Blueberry Festival that will kick off tonight.

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  • Hay drive helps flood victims

    Carlisle River’s Linda Widdup couldn’t sit back and watch flood-affected New South Wales farmers struggle, which is why she’s leading a donation drive to support them.

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  • Voters engaged: candidate

    Wannon independent candidate Alex Dyson says it’s great to see more people getting involved in politics, as he prepares to face seven other candidates in the upcoming Federal Election.

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  • Lake’s best season in 20 years

    Colac Yacht Club members have finished a full season on Lake Colac for the first time in almost 20 years.

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