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Tomahawk Creek Road intersection

  • Indecisive driver involved in highway crash

    Motorists escaped serious injuries during a two-car crash at the Colac district’s “Blue Church” intersection at the weekend.

    By David McKenzieNovember 7, 2022

  • Intersection upgrade on VicRoads’ agenda

    VicRoads is considering further improvements to the notorious “blue church” intersection, and will share its plans for the crash black spot later this year.

    By David McKenzieJuly 25, 2018
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    Meriba Service Club of Colac is encouraging commun Meriba Service Club of Colac is encouraging community groups to put their hands up for a small grant. The club opened its latest grant round this month. Meriba president Robyn Alexander said the small grants program began in 2014. Photo Supplied
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    A popular Colac couple now face an unspecified wai A popular Colac couple now face an unspecified wait to find out if they can remain in the country. Mango and Pam of Colac’s Mango Thai restaurant attended immigration court in Melbourne on Tuesday, but there was no final word on their visa applications. Mango said he felt the court hearing went positively, but he was unsure when they would hear from the judge about the outcome.
    A Birregurra community health petition supported b A Birregurra community health petition supported by more than half the town’s population has reached Parliament. Polwarth MP Richard Riordan tabled the Birregurra Community Health Centre petition in Parliament this month with 539 official signatures. The petition, circulating during February, called on the State Government to continue to support the health service and reinstate $350,000 in critical funding that had been cut.
    The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority has The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority has introduced new mobility equipment which is available for free-hire along Apollo Bay’s foreshore. Photo Supplied
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