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  • Colac carriage driver shares skills overseas

    Colac’s Riding for the Disabled Association’s Wayne Armstrong will represent Colac at the 16th International Congress of Equine Facilitated Programs in Dublin next month.

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  • Colac LGBTI group paves the way for social inclusion

    Pauley Johnson says Colac Otway’s new pride and diversity group has given LGBTI people “visibility” in the community and she looks forward to seeing a rainbow flag fly high over Colac one day.

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  • Private sector jobs are dominating Colac’s economy

    Colac is Australia’s most “self-sufficient” community, with more people working in private enterprise than any other city.

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  • Lake’s water level attracting boats

    Colac’s Neil Powrie and his son Clint and their family have been making the most of Lake Colac’s high water level and warm weather.

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  • Colac must fight to stay in Corangamite

    “It will be very detrimental for Colac to be severed from the Corangamite electorate.”

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  • Deluge creates flash flooding

    Colac received another “unseasonal” deluge on Friday, flooding streets and dumping 45 millimetres of rain on the city in less than an hour.

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  • Contractors ready to start last stage

    Motorists could be driving on a new section of the Princes Highway this week and should see work starting on the third section of the Winchelsea-to-Colac duplication next month.

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  • Voters say yes

    Corangamite Shire is in the top-11 electorates with the highest percentage of “yes” votes for the same-sex marriage postal survey in Australia.

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