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  • Community grants celebrations

    Twenty-five Colac and district organisations have received funding to help them deliver upgrades, programs and purchase equipment.

    By Naomi NewcombeJune 7, 2024

  • Farmer wants transparency over wind farm plans

    A Cooriemungle landowner is concerned that a new windfarm developer is trying to increase the height of its turbines to 200 metres without having to “be transparent” and notifying neighbours.

    By Colac Herald ContributorJune 13, 2018
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